Mariana van Zeller

And it lasted for months.

And it was really beautiful and everybody came together and it was a beautiful, beautiful time.

And everybody went back to this.

Which is, yeah, which is me against you, you know, which is so sad.

And you know what's so sad is that 3,000 people died on that day, right?

I'm going to bring it back to drug and alcohol addiction.

But 3,000 people die every single week in America from addiction, from drug and alcohol addiction.

These crises are happening every day.

And like, yes, let's actually unite to do some good and to try to solve problems instead of, you know, dividing to try to figure out, you know, how to hate more another person.

Yeah.

And how to separate us all.

Yeah.

We can talk in circles about this.

What's going on?

No.

And just have empathy.

It's my main message.

It's just like try to place yourself in somebody else's shoes.

Don't be quick to judge.

Like actually try to understand why these migrants are coming to this country, why these people are carrying drugs on their backs and excruciating difficult work and dangerous work.