Most of the studies out there show that the difference between a kid who spirals

out of control and that bullying just pushes them over that tipping point, and the

kid who actually survives it is just one friend.

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So I don't even know this about you, you know, 41 years of marriage. I don't

even know if you are ever bullied at school. I went to the same school, but you

know, I was three years ahead, and I was so much more mature. I didn't pay any

attention at little girl around around in the playground, but I don't think I was

bullied, but I did see bullying, and it outraged me if I would see that. I think I've

shared the story here before, but I think I was 12 years old, and there was a

girl that was known as a bully who was 15 years old, and she would beat up all

the younger kids. And I was with one of my friends who tended to get bullied a

little bit, and the girl saw my friend start calling her names and pushed her

down on the ground. And so I'm thinking I'm strong, I'm a gymnast, I'm doing all

these things to make you stronger as gymnast. And I'm just going to say to

listeners that don't know you very well. I've seen you let you get off. I'm just

good. I can just see it. You're a little girl, and you're like going to take her

down. And mind you, this girl is probably five eight. I'm guessing she weighs

200 pounds. I am a hundred pounds, and I'm five one, and I think I'm taking her

down. And so I said, yeah, you want you want to go? I'll go with you. And this

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