Kelsi Sheren

Brain treatment, 20,000 here, lawyers for this over here, 10 grand here, 20 grand here.

No.

Like, I can't afford that.

I couldn't afford that when I was getting better.

I would have died.

And if Maid was here, I've told you this before, I would have taken it.

100%.

Hands down.

No questions asked.

Because I was in such a state.

But that's the point.

The people we're now targeting are not grandma.

They're the people who, when you are in a depression state, I'm just going to say, because there's more people in the room, if you've ever been depressed, sometimes taking a breath is hard and making it to the end of the day is excruciating.

And the idea of waking up tomorrow is like, you just, I can't do another day like this.

And when you're really in the depths of hell and you sit there long enough, anything feels like relief.

But shouldn't we be holding those people and saying, it's going to get better, dude.

There's going to be another day tomorrow.

Let's take a look at your food.

What are you eating, man?

Are you getting out?