Akbar Gbajabiamila

I remember watching him.

Me too.

Like, what a...

He was the epitome of what it means.

It was like, you know, he was not, he was differently abled and was able to still pursue his dreams despite what other people thought he was capable of doing and be great.

Yes.

And be great.

Yeah.

You know what, man?

I want to ask you something serious, okay?

You know anybody or anybody who had children that have died of a fatal overdose or a drug overdose?

No, I don't.

No, I don't know anybody who struggled with that.

I know I live in a neighborhood where...

You hear about these things where kids and people are being exposed, whether accidentally or somebody put it in this candy or put it in this thing or whatever.

As a parent, I can tell you it is nerve-wracking, and I try to constantly tell my kids, like,

We'll buy you whatever you want.

If you want to eat something, you go to some of these places or they have some of these things that they call candy parties where they throw random drugs and things and mix and people are like, don't do it.

You just need a little bit.

And somebody might tell you that, oh, I took it and I was fine.