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And some episodes of the show are easy and strange and weird and fun.

And others are kind of heavy because that's the way it has to be. And

sometimes the world has to be saved from things that are more difficult than others. And this

is a conversation that I've been wanting to have for quite some time. And I've been looking

for the right person to have the conversation with. And today, I want to save you from grief. I don't want to keep you

from grieving. I think we need to talk about grief because one of the things that I found when

my dad passed away almost seven years ago was I was overwhelmed by how dynamic grief is, how much it changes, and how you can feel

something in one moment, and then a week later or a month later, or even a year later,

you're feeling a completely different side of your emotions.

And that was something that I had never experienced before.

I had experienced death.

I had experienced loss, never with someone so close.

And so I felt my grief deeper than I had with anything else.

And that was a thing that that struck me so deeply

that had not been put in a word. So I didn't have words for what I was feeling. Although I,

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