Doing it by myself this week on a solo Q&A. You guys were kind enough to send in a bunch of questions.

I can't get to all of them, of course,

but I'm gonna get to as many of them as I can

during this episode.

I haven't been on since,

haven't really addressed it since a month ago,

the passing of Kobe Bryant, which in LA crushed us all,

hit me really hard. In my 45 years on the planet, I've never seen a death of any human being affect

people the way this has.

And personally, I took it harder than I could have possibly imagined.

I'm still taking an incredibly hard.

I just

an athlete I can't think of any athlete that would die any entertainer that would

die that would have an impact quite like this for so many reasons that have been covered

at Nauseum by now, so I'm not going to drum on and on about it.

But I just think obviously he represented so much

to so many people, and it was the hope and the

possibility and you know just just the concept of always trying to be better

the hope that we could be better the hope that we could be better the possibility

that we could be better as businessmen as fathers as husbands as sons as wives as

daughters as athletes in the gym being dedicated to our morning routine, being a better leader,

being a better communicator, making better decisions, being more present, being more

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