Hey, what's going on, guys?

Welcome back to Jeremy Scott Fender's podcast, a video show.

Coming to you on this Monday here with an episode titled Money Can't Do This.

And I'll dive into the episode here in a second, and I'll make this as quick as I can because I am riding the struggle bus super hard today over my exhausting weekend, which I'll share with you guys. But before I say that,

today is January the 20th, 2020. Crazy. 20, man. It is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day today.

And I just want to touch on this super fast. All of you obviously know his impact that he's had in the

world and hopefully

making you see things from a different point of view and accepting people who are different from you,

which on a side note, I really never understood why we hated people or looked down upon them

because they had different skin color or they believed in different religion or different

sexual orientation

because my natural feeling was I don't give a shit like what do I care what other people choose to do

as long as they're not hurting the world and other people it's their life they can live it any way

they want to and I want them to all be happy I don't know if any of us are naturally born to just

like dislike other people for no reason I just don't know if any of us are naturally born to just like dislike other people for no

reason. I just don't naturally feel that in my body and I don't know if other people do either.

I believe that's learned behavior from just ignorance and not understanding. And so obviously,

you know, Dr. King has had a huge impact on my life and the way that I look at other people.

But the thing that was probably the most impressive was just how he led from the front.

And it wasn't just what he would say, it was why he was saying it.

And when you look at what he was able to do in the pre-internet era, it blows my fucking mind, man.

Like, I've done a lot of events for giant corporations and myself.

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