Michael Landsberg

Uh, and men are dying and they don't have, I mean, you can't, you can't solve it.

You can't cure the problem, but I promise you that in the good that we could do that we've done today, uh, and that we could do in the future that we're going to save a life as, uh, as Whit said, one life.

Like it's amazing.

When, when, when I spoke about it, uh, on off the record, uh,

With Stephane Richer.

Two and a half years later, I got a letter from a guy and the guy said, hey, Michael, I just want to let you know you don't remember me.

I did.

It's Tyson Williams from North Battleford, Saskatchewan.

I remembered him.

He said, what I didn't tell you when we communicated after that off the record show.

And then he added, which, by the way, I didn't really like the show.

I thought that was really funny that he said that and slipped that in.

But he said, what I didn't tell you, and I should have, is that I was in my closet with a belt around my neck and I was going to end my life.

And then the computer went and it was you responding to my message.

And we went back and forth six times.

And I didn't know any of that was going on.

But at the end, he said, you know, you kind of convinced me that I had nothing to lose to go to talk to someone.

So here I am two and a half years later.

And then I ended up being the best man at his wedding.

Can you imagine that?