Jo Frost

I say nice part, right?

Because that's what I say.

Oh, it's a nice part of America.

And then you realize what they're talking about is, you know, a part of America where there's hardly any black people living, right?

You know, I just want to keep it real here, Paul.

Yes.

You know, living in this country right now in America is extremely difficult and extremely frustrating, right?

But this conversation is a difficult conversation because it was only several days ago that there was a woman shot.

But she's a mother.

And in the UK, you know, as in America, because again, there used to be that moment, maybe 20 years ago, you'd go, oh, it's a little bit behind and then it's going to catch up.

But now with social media, one thing goes out, the whole world, you know, sees it.

And that has been a very good thing, right?

Because it's been able to show a lot of negative and some justice that needed to be taking place or justice that isn't being taken place, right?

However, it doesn't diminish the fact that we have parents living in both countries with an enormous amount of anxiety.

And that just...

Man, that punishes the body.

It takes the toll.

It takes its toll on the body, you know.

Over time, you think, oh, it's okay, you know.

And then over time, over time, it just chips away.