Not alone. You are not alone.

You are not alone.

Dancing in the life in the light

life you are so proud

even if you're feeling broken, feeling broken, feeling broken.

I'm looking.

I think it's hard to be serious. Thank you. This is hell.

Hell. Wawa Scone. She's a half Anishinabe, half Ojibwe, a singer out of Toronto and, well, actually the native pronunciation would be tachoronto I just learned.

Oh really? Yeah. Do you know what it means? I have to look it up I do I apologize.

I want to look that up though because I'm really curious I never thought about what it means

because there's also a Toronto in Italy and I knew that the Toronto and Ontario would be a

bastardization of indigenous languages which many of the words that we use

that we think are actual Native American words are not, like Milwaukee or Chicago or whatever the words

that you think are actually at least influenced by Native Americans.

They're often things that were just made up out of fantasy back in the 18th century, 17th century.

I just learned about Toronto and took a road until recently.

That's really cool. That's really cool. I didn't know that at all.

This is hell where we put people before profits which turns out to be a horrible

business model that is if you want to make a lot of profit in fact our business

model is apparently not for profit that's not a purpose or by design.

To be clear, we are not a non-profit organization.

However, that is because we do not make enough profits to afford to hire an attorney and to take

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