This month they ask Molly Lewis to help me say hi to John.

John Roder Rick. Hello. Hi, John.

Hi, John.

Hi, Marilyn. How are you?

Oh, I'm fine. Yeah. I'm full of sushi. Full of sushi. You uh you went off for a big lunch? I had a big lunch

It's a little bit, you know, it's a little rainy misty in in Seattle and I've been trying to walk a little bit more.

I used to be somebody who walked all over.

You were famous for walking.

I was Mr. Walk Everywhere, Everywhere guy they used to call me.

Hard to fit it on a shirt. Right and uh and now I don't and I feel it feel like it's having a

profound effect on my life to go this many years without walking everywhere.

So I'm trying to walk everywhere again and it's interesting how many encounters I have with other human beings walking around.

You're telling me that when you leave an area where you're seated and not walking,

you will not only see, you will experience,

and you often interact with other people.

That's absolutely right.

I am seeing and interacting with other people, That's absolutely right. I am seeing and interacting with other people and they're saying things to me and I'm saying things

back to them and people are, because I live in the street, people are shaking their cups full of pennies at me and I'm having

encounters with them. I'm you know tipping mass people I'm bumping into people in the street. I'm seeing old friends. It's a it's really great. I bumped into a guy the

other night. He was coming out of target and I caught a glimpse in his bag and I

started commenting on the things that he bought in the middle

of the night and that's that's not a thing you're going to get when you're sitting at home just

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