Sarah, Sarah, the day praise.

Uh-huh.

He knew it was that bad and he wouldn't ask for help.

I guess he had just, like, given up at that point, but...

So I think he knew it at the end, how sick he was.

Losing the show was like the nail in the coffin for him.

I mean, that show was his whole world.

So when he lost it, I think he just gave up on everything.

But he definitely seemed to know it at the end.

But I guess instead of wanting to get help, he just gave up.

Yeah, it's so hard to know, right? I mean, because he was such a smart person, too, like so

smart. Yeah. In everything academically and, you know, strategizing-wise.

And, yeah, I mean, just what I would hear from other people the last, like, year of his life.

It was so bad, you know, just so isolated, like you said, in his home.

And the addiction was so bad at that point.

But, God, that is, that kind of gives you goosebumps that maybe he did know something.

He had to be.

But, yeah, there was no reason for him to try and change the life insurance then.

You know, the girls were plenty taken care of with the policy that was already out.

So he had to have known.

I don't, he had to have. Okay. What about this question that this is actually from Ella. She wrote, how do you deal with someone who is always

projecting their issues on you, making it always seem like you are the problem? This is such

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