Joyce Meyer

But that's my dream.

I just want to keep helping people as long as I can.

breathe I can't people ask me all the time when are you going to retire and I can't even I don't even know how to think like that it's like what would I do with myself and so I'll keep going until I can't go anymore and appreciate people like you that are I'm sure you're reaching a lot of young people my grand I have four four grandsons from my baby son who's

Not a baby really anymore, but he's 46, and he's the one that's going to run the ranch in Utah.

And he has four boys that are great kids.

And when they found out that I'd been invited to go on your show, I thought they were going to go nuts.

They were like, Grandma's going to be on George Danko's show?

But everybody's story is important to them.

Yeah.

That's the thing to remember.

You can't really compare.

You can't wash it all.

This was harder than your story.

You know, everybody's story is important to them.

I've been able to help you and you're doing.

See, that's the way it should be.

You know, you you learned.

But now you're multiplying that into.

people that I probably couldn't reach.

And on and on it goes.