Eugene Khoza

When we wanted to.

When we wanted to.

Yes.

Yes.

People react to extremities all the time because we want to feel. People don't know that they want to feel something. When they watch a football match, they want to feel something. They want to feel joy or disappointment. There's two teams playing.

People react to extremities all the time because we want to feel. People don't know that they want to feel something. When they watch a football match, they want to feel something. They want to feel joy or disappointment. There's two teams playing.

Yes, when people come to your show, they want to feel something. Sometimes they think it's laughter, but it's not. It's actually getting to know the person next to them. They want to be around normal people and hear normal conversation. People want to feel.

Yes, when people come to your show, they want to feel something. Sometimes they think it's laughter, but it's not. It's actually getting to know the person next to them. They want to be around normal people and hear normal conversation. People want to feel.

So when people that are seen as outliers are reacting towards the universe from what they're feeling on the inside as individuals, the whole spectrum of people that they know gets to feel something simultaneously. Yes. So when you are acting on something that you're feeling inside, as an individual, as Trevor, around people, myriads of them that know you that you don't know.

So when people that are seen as outliers are reacting towards the universe from what they're feeling on the inside as individuals, the whole spectrum of people that they know gets to feel something simultaneously. Yes. So when you are acting on something that you're feeling inside, as an individual, as Trevor, around people, myriads of them that know you that you don't know.

When you're acting on your feelings, it ripples towards everyone else that knows you. You don't have to know them. And then they start feeling something. They feel disappointment. They feel anger. They feel like you're being ungrateful because they're in places where they're feeling something. They are suffering.

When you're acting on your feelings, it ripples towards everyone else that knows you. You don't have to know them. And then they start feeling something. They feel disappointment. They feel anger. They feel like you're being ungrateful because they're in places where they're feeling something. They are suffering.

When are you going, no, the pain of knowing that you will feel this way is worth it for me because staying was suffering. As an individual, I had to make this decision to have this pain so I can end the suffering, so I can walk towards something else. So we get to feel that from other people. A lot of people felt it. I was lucky enough to be around at the Daily Show on your last week.

When are you going, no, the pain of knowing that you will feel this way is worth it for me because staying was suffering. As an individual, I had to make this decision to have this pain so I can end the suffering, so I can walk towards something else. So we get to feel that from other people. A lot of people felt it. I was lucky enough to be around at the Daily Show on your last week.

And I could see the reaction of how it made people feel. I could feel the rumblings of the audiences before the take started to happen. I could sit with you at the office before you went on the show. Then we got to walk in the streets and go have food. And all I knew was you made the right decision. And I wish people that know you and I

And I could see the reaction of how it made people feel. I could feel the rumblings of the audiences before the take started to happen. I could sit with you at the office before you went on the show. Then we got to walk in the streets and go have food. And all I knew was you made the right decision. And I wish people that know you and I

could know you the way I know you because they would know that that what you did came from a good place. I knew that you took care of the people that work closely with you and some people that will never know that you took care of them in that space, in that job, in that particular environment. You left an everlasting legacy of kindness, of working together, of having everyone have a voice.

could know you the way I know you because they would know that that what you did came from a good place. I knew that you took care of the people that work closely with you and some people that will never know that you took care of them in that space, in that job, in that particular environment. You left an everlasting legacy of kindness, of working together, of having everyone have a voice.

I hope so. I was in one of your writing sessions and I would feel like the energy say, something! And then you'll be like, yeah, say, but if you don't want to also say, you can also not say. But that's the culture that you bred. But those are the things that people are going to queue up and tell you about.

I hope so. I was in one of your writing sessions and I would feel like the energy say, something! And then you'll be like, yeah, say, but if you don't want to also say, you can also not say. But that's the culture that you bred. But those are the things that people are going to queue up and tell you about.