We had some really fantastic feedback from last week, and most of it was aimed at you,

Jimmy.

Obviously, for your awesome talk about Aaron, anything you want to follow up on there or

say?

I just want to thank everybody for just sending really beautiful, warm condolences.

Like I said, a lot of people keep telling me, I'm sorry, it's okay to say that, but I just

want to make sure that this is about Aaron and not about me.

A lot of people are saying that they're warm condolences, but so many people wrote some

beautiful messages in the eulogy on Instagram, and then I put up the trumpet player playing

taps at his funeral, which was Friday, and a lot of nice messages under that.

Unfortunately, I wouldn't want Aaron to be dead, of course nobody would, but the fact

that now he's gone, I've made so many connections with his friends that I never probably would

have met.

Because when he left San Francisco, he just kind of moved on.

He casually talked about people that he knew there, but I knew on his day-to-day he was

focused on developing his new life here, but I've got an outpouring of wonderful notes

and messages and some pictures of him and his former life before me, and the crucible

in San Francisco held a memorial for him and those people that knew him personally got

together.

I really connected with his family and his cousins, and like I said, I wish we could turn

back the time and change the events of history, but going forward, there's going to be some

really beautiful friendships as a result of Aaron's passing, and it's all to honor him

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