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Benner often thanks you for helping him doing a very depressing time in his life.

Can you speak on your observation of his state at that time and how you felt you could contribute

to helping him turn that state around?

We were actually talking about managed depression yesterday.

And I don't know if you guys have ever been around with somebody with depression, but

when you're in the middle of it, you don't really, I didn't know that he was depressed

like clinically.

I did not know that he actually had clinical depression.

And neither did he.

He would just like, he'd be up for three or four days at a time.

Like he would never stop moving and he would just drive himself to exhaustion.

I remember we were at the video for Cool, the Anthony Hamilton song.

We had a verse on Cool.

And you know, on a video shoot starting 4, 5 in the morning, we probably wrapped Benner

about 6 or 7 in the afternoon.

And we get in the limo to go back to his crib.

He sits down in the chair and he passes out into chair.

And he slid out of the chair and he's on the floor in the limo.

And I told the dude, take me to the hospital in Burbank right now on Olive.

And they checked him in for three days.

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