Amala Ekpunobi

We'd like to thank that.

I mean, in a lot of ways, color does take a lot of root in how things pan out now in this country based off the conversations we have, and it's very unfortunate, but yeah, it's true.

And had this been a different setup, this would have been a totally different discussion or no discussion at all.

Yeah.

And once again, it's just something I cannot fathom.

You think about death, of course.

You think about losing people in your life.

You can think about the prospect of losing your kid.

But it's just something that no matter what, you can't like download how that feels.

And it's going to be different for each person, too.

And of course, like there's the accusations of racism because this is a race case or whatever.

But just like that.

think we're all fallible.

Think about all the bad things that we think and feel and say on any given day and how, you know, yeah, he said some bad stuff.

Are we all like, are we all super great?

Just because you're not this particular type of bad or you're not the particular type of person to say this particular type of thing.

Do you think about what your packaging would be in a moment like this or what the thing is about you that people would criticize and whether or not you would want that to be the focal point after an experience like this?

because we all have something.

Carmelo's parents leave him be?

Like, leave Carmelo be?