Ed Mylett

What's the story?

Like, why are you so passionate about that welfare should exist, right?

I wanted to build a bridge between these dudes.

And anyway, John, who, by the way, you resemble John visually.

John says he's a really strong, masculine guy.

And he goes, well, man, you guys don't know this, but I was on welfare.

I was a little boy.

And it saved my family.

And there was a time where as a little boy, I was actually with my mother on the street begging for money so we could eat.

And it was a horrible existence.

And I was a scared little boy and it was traumatic for me.

And thank God my mother got on welfare.

And you know what?

My mother stayed on welfare for quite a while.

And my mom didn't really turn her life around, but I did.

And now I'm a major league tax player.

And I know you buddy over there on the right side, like all the taxes I'm playing, but you don't know what it's like not to have food.

You don't.

And I watched him tell the story and I had to force it.

And I watched my right-leaning friend listen and,