Don't cry for me.

Y'all, I had a misfortune accident.

Don't cry for me.

Cry for others, man.

My grandmother told me when you think you're doing bad,

there's always somebody out there worse.

There's people out there in the world

with nobody love, and nobody loved them.

How about that? What is happiness? What how about that what is happiness what is

happiness what is happiness whatever you think it is wrong is simple in that

thank you uncle Tracy that's so so profound so powerful we do want to start the

podcast off by saying rest in peace to Michael K. Williams.

The video that I played was the final video that he posted on his page.

It was a message from, yeah, from Tracy Morgan.

I think it was very profound and I think it's a small snapshot of just the kind of human being that he was.

You hear a lot of stories.

You see all of the images and the pictures and videos of him dancing.

And I think when men dance and express themselves in that way, it shows a sense of freedom that not every man obtains.

Right?

So, you know, I just want to send condolences.

We could just start the episode with a quick, quick, quick moment of silence for him.

And then we can, you know, talk about his legacy and his life a little bit later.

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