Steve your closing remarks are back what you got for us today.

You know what I just want to remind people because it's it's a tough thing to cut people out your life.

It's a tough decision for people to make because the average person, you know, that's of positive nature.

They like positive things around them, positive energy.

And it's difficult when you as a positive or

decent or caring person has to be faced with the decision to cut somebody out your life.

And I've had to do it many times and I'm faced with the decision again.

Even this stage of my life, there are people who I really should not have around me. Now because I have a

sense of guilt, I continue to keep them, you know. I come up with excuses for them, you know, what they gonna do.

You know, if they not here, what would they do?

If I remove them, what happens to them?

Well, I mean, that's because you're a caring person.

But can I tell you how much that ain't your business?

It's really, really not. It's not your business, nor should you make it yours.

Because what will happen is if you guilt yourself into holding on to this person,

you will continue to possess that nagging, gnawing feeling

that you have every time you around them. Because they actually bring no real value to you.

Oh, they bring you a lot of promises.

Oh, they bring you a lot of, oh man, this is, man, I got something big I'm working on.

Oh, you hear that all the time.

Oh, I show appreciate you.

Lord, I don't know where I'd be without you.

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