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Guaranteed Human.

All right, guys, here we are.

Our last break of the day.

You ready, Steve, to take us out?

Yeah.

I was thinking of a couple of things.

I've been watching a lot of people who, you know, on the news and stuff like this,

who seem that are in such despair, you know, and I've listened, I was watching somebody

online the other day talking about how hopeless their life seemed to them. I want to offer

people something to think about.

Be very, very conscious of the word hopeless.

You know, be very, very conscious of feeling hopeless because it can happen if you're not careful. And I've had to, in my life, on several times, become very acutely aware of this trick that the devil uses.

And if the devil can get you to feel like it's hopeless,

oh man, he's got you, he's got you right where he wants you.

I remember several times, man, when I was homeless, man, when I just didn't see this career going the way I wanted it to go.

I was just in some dark places, man.

You know, look, man, when you don't have a house to go to at the end of the day, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, and you can't, and you can man, well, skip all this, I'm going home.

And you can turn that key and get into this place that you stay as no matter what it looks like or how small or how big, it's your home.

If you can turn that key and go in there and shut that door and lock out them troubles

for a minute, it gives you a moment to regroup yourself.

So not having the comfort of saying I'm going home was rough on me at times.

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