Leo Skepi

It was so heartwarming.

It was so genuine and pure.

And some of the kids were so honest and I loved it.

They didn't give a fuck.

It was so, like, refreshing.

And, like, they were so just, like, full of joy and just happy.

There were certain elements of it that were sad.

But I got to pass out the trophies to every kid.

Like, it was such a, like, a...

heartwarming experience but i was tired like when i left i was tired and i went home and i started cracking that weed pan i started hitting it and then i started to get a really bad like panic and fear to go to sleep i was terrified at any moment i could wake up and be

back in that paralyzed state because the doctors never knew what happened.

So this kicks on a whole new absolute fear for me.

And with talking to some of the kids at the game, there was one like, I don't, you know, I don't treat disabled children different.

I don't talk to them different.

It's like, there's some kids that were like five, six years old.

There's some kids who are like 16.

They're like teenagers.

And I was talking to one girl and she's like,

Thank you for... I'm not gonna imitate her voice.

I'm not gonna do that.