Brad Tate

And that's...

Blacks, definitely from history of slavery, Holocaust survivors, and now 9-11.

So the children of 9-11 survivors will grow up and will be depressed, will have anger issues, and will have all this.

Because of how their parents raised them, because of the upbringing that they had.

So when you learn those kind of things and you learn about that generational trauma, like even with my daughter,

And dealing with her now, it dictates how I deal with her now.

Because you want to break that cycle of what I was done, the way I was raised.

And you hear it now with tough love, spanking.

Now it's like, bro, parents in my household, kids would get yelled at for being kids.

you know, and then these kids grow up to be adults and you're like, why is he so immature?

Well, he never got to be a kid.

So it's just a lot of stuff that I've uncovered that I've worked with and I'm still learning, you know, and I love talking about it.

Like I love being open because I'm not the only one.

And so many people are afraid to be vulnerable like that and be like, man, like,

I don't feel like I got enough love or like, I felt like maybe my parents were a little bit too tough on me, you know?

And sometimes like, I'm afraid to fail, you know?

Like you get so many people that certain things are driving them and you don't know what they're dealing with, you know?

Like, and that's in itself is how life is.

Like, I love Patty Pimlet because he's very open about his mental health.

Jared Gordon is,