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Exhibit C. It's truly criminal.

And be Gwen.

Hello and welcome to my favorite murder, the Minnesota where we read your shit to you.

Do you like it? We like it. So last week we did all of our people that were hiding secret lives

and which was super fun and we got so many that we will definitely continue to do them.

But at one point we veered off into a basically an interesting anonymous donors,

people that are doing positive things with their secret lives. Not everyone's starting

a multiple families. There were some good parts and my beautiful friend Jason Lopez, who

Stephen you know him too, who listens to every single episode and always the day after anything

of ours comes out. He'll let me know what his observations are on the episode.

And so after that last mini-soda, he wrote to me, ethos, the music program for kids here in Portland

is nonprofit that provides group lessons, music camps, etc. And after Prince died they found out

that he was one of their anonymous donors. Isn't that amazing? And then he said,

is that random? Just a little music school here in Portland and I said that's because that means

he was doing it everywhere. I bet you everywhere Prince went. Yeah. Because Prince was like a kid

in Minnesota. Yeah. Like he was, he knows what it's like to be a super talent that's out in the

middle of nowhere, just kind of waiting for your chance. Yeah. So you know that he just sprinkled his

shit around anonymously. I love that. That's beautiful. Prince. Thanks, Prince. Let's all take a moment

to thank Prince. Okay, do you want me to go first? Oh, sure. The headline of this is the subject line.

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