Kimberly

Yes.

And she'll call him and be like, hey, dad, what's going on with this?

Oh, OK, well, here you go.

And I'm like, well, that's my cue.

She was young, 20 or 21.

And by the time the trial hit, I had come to a kind of place of compassion for her.

She's young.

She wasn't driving her car.

She didn't have insurance.

She wasn't supposed to be driving the car.

And she probably thought she killed us.

And Spider Flight took over.

And while it's the wrong choice, you can see how she got there.

Not personally.

I remember talking to my husband about it around the trial and kind of relaying the same thing.

He's like, well, I can see your point, but she did almost kill my family.

So I don't have as much compassion for her as you do, which I was like, yeah, that's fair.

But I did just want to take a second and say thank you to you, Dax, especially for doing those USO shows back in the day.

As somebody whose husband was there a lot during that time, it just meant a lot that people would take time and go and just give them a little bit of levity, give them something to think about other than where they were.

And I know you say it was your honor and you say all the right things, but I just wanted to say from the other side of things, thank you for doing that.