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Slack.com slash DHQ. Hey guys welcome back to this podcast. Before we start, I want

to make things clear. First of all, a couple of people tweet me or DM me and they go,

we've been pretty vocal about the Black Lives Matter stuff that's going on. A couple

of people tweet me and they're like, oh David, I thought you were never going to get

into anything political. I don't know, I kind of want to make it clear that I don't

think this is political whatsoever. I feel like it's very moral and it's very confusing

that we still have to fucking march for equal rights. It is very, very confusing. I also

want to say that there's a lot of different ways you can get involved with something like

this. My friend Scott said it literally the best in my opinion. He said, whether you

can make it to a protest or encourage others to go, whether you can make a donation or share

a donation page, whether you have powerful words to say or you choose to amplify the powerful

words of someone you agree with. I think there's something that everyone can do no matter

what their circumstances. I think it's really important is to do because it does, I mean,

it is history and it's going to be history. When people ask you down the line what you

were doing, that'd be cool to be able to say that, hey, I had a pardon it no matter what

size it was. I think what I struggled to understand earlier and what I'm starting to understand

a lot more now is how racism is still such a fucking serious thing going on in America.

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