Kym Whitley

Every time she looked at me, I was laughing.

And I would say that's my because.

My because is because that is how I was made.

No, no, no.

I didn't know this about me.

In high school, I was a class clown, you know, and just a tomboy.

And, you know, I didn't realize that until I got a little older.

I knew that I was funny, but there's a difference.

Like you said, I love the way you asked that question, that because you don't understand that it's a gift to give, not a gift for you to hold on, but to share with the world.

And I didn't realize that until

I saw that it brought change, that I would change someone's day, that I could change someone's life, that everyone is going through different things at different times.

And by me just sharing a joke or laughter, I think when I really first discovered, it's going to sound crazy, but I was in the unemployment line at the unemployment office and there was a woman and she told me this horrible, deep, dark story in the line.

And, you know,

I loved on her and I was pretty young, but I felt like the situation, I was like, I got to change this.

I have to bring light to her.

And I just remember being funny and cracking jokes with her and telling her, girl, that ain't nothing, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

And I saw it changed her and changed her day.

And I was like, this is what I'm supposed to be doing.

So I think that's definitely when it happened.

Oh, my gosh.