Yo, all right, you're not a bitch. I know no, I'm not and so you don't cry when someone

up for medically healthy and you might not even cry

when I can regulate them. You also might not cry when someone you do know died.

I don't know I mean your grandma

planted face first in that soup but old country I know but you heard about it that it

yeah later that night did sure you. Okay. Well, let's just... I don't know what crying is, what the equivalent would be for you. Let's say you felt something. Yeah. Did you feel a little bit sad? Sure. Okay, there we go. That's what we're looking for. So let's see, those are similar feelings. They just don't get carried away. You don't have to, you know, sob into my own hands. gotcha okay so they put together you did

when your girlfriend broke up with you okay look I was 19 and I think you will

agree that you told me at that time, as did our boss, hey, you get to do this one time.

You're going to cry this one time over this one girl, but now you're going to put concrete around your heart and that's not going to happen again.

And I didn't let it happen again.

Okay.

Was that fair?

Yeah.

I've had a good role model and I did not let it happen again.

I watched people around me who let it happen time and time again and I think Jesus Christ, where was Lazzle when you were growing up.

Okay so the most culturally significant deaths of the decades now you know we none of us are

old enough to care about like the nineteen forty five it was Adolf Hitler or

whatever right but if we start moving on cry because of that well

no these are just the most culturally significant deaths some of them are good

people right like in 1968 you got Martin Luther King I think a lot of

people cried about sure I don't know if people cried about Sharon Tate in 69. I mean I'm sure her family did. I don't know of the public.

Yeah, I don't know how biggest celebrity she was. She was pretty big right?

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