Jelly Roll

So he buys the kid a donkey.

They're going through the next city and they're both walking beside their donkeys.

No, they're both on their donkeys.

And somebody goes, well, look at them two people just beating to death them poor old donkeys.

Them old donkeys just can't do nothing.

He said the next time he could tell this to the grandson, he goes, fuck it, we'll just walk beside the donkeys.

So they're walking besides the donkey.

And you know what somebody screams, don't you?

Look at them perfectly two good donkeys they're not using.

Those donkeys should be getting put to work.

And the moral is he couldn't do anything to make anybody happy.

You know what I'm saying?

You know what else changed for me was looking at happy different.

I looked, we have, my wife has that quote in the house that says, we no longer search for happiness.

We search to be useful.

It's like the moment I quit looking for my happiness.

Now I just look to be a tool.

Like I walk in every situation with my hands open, like, God, what you got for me here?

How can I bring value to this?

What can I do?