Dr. Michael Greger

And one dollar can go so much farther.

And so that's, you know, that's another thing that I've really learned is that you can help.

I mean, you can be that like crazy hero that actually saves somebody's life.

Regardless of what you do in your life, by giving just a little bit, we really have tremendous control.

I know we don't like to think about these horrible things, but you know how you don't think about these horrible things is you actually do something about it.

We don't want to think about it because we have this guilt.

And so you don't have the guilt when you feel like I am part of the solution.

I am taking action, and I'm actually, in fact, I'm helping, and even if I could help more and I'm not helping as much as I possibly could, look, I'm helping more than like,

90% of the people are out.

Even given 10%, how many people actually give 10% of their income?

Particularly people who are making enough that they wouldn't really even notice the 10% in the end of the day.

And so the fact that there's this beautiful culture of giving in this culture, in this society.

I just came back from Europe.

And there just really isn't this like thing of like donating to like nonprofits.

And there's just not that kind of like, you know, the billionaires there are just like keeping all the money themselves.

Whereas, you know, billionaires here are doing these massive projects.

And I know we love to hate on the billionaires.

And people are still hating on them.

Yeah, I know we hate on them.

But-