All right, Mary.

I shaved a little, so I'm sure you two.

It's been seven years for me.

I clippered like three years ago, but I actually haven't shaved with the razor probably in over a decade.

This is a transformation.

You're different after this.

So you're meant to come here for a reason.

I had to overcome a fear of judgment to come here.

You know, I'm a father.

At the very core of it, you know, I'm thinking, what would my son want me to do?

Who do I want to be for my son?

Just going back to work playing basketball, like the locker room, like I can, you know, express my feelings towards it.

When a guy may say, ohmo, it may be offensive to me now.

People are people.

You know, it's inside.

Who gives you shit, whether you're black, Chinese, gay, lesbian, whatever.

Be you.

You know, I'm actually from South Mississippi, and there's still people that hate for no reason.

And I feel like if I can do it and everybody, all you guys can do it, you know, a lot of people can do it and be more accepting of other people.

And I think we'd all be great examples of it.

Are you about to cry, yes?

I came back last night like sass and it made me.

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