MrBallen

And I couldn't help but have that sense of humanity of feeling bad.

Even though, I'm not kidding, I walked into a hallway, and I went up a stairwell before he was shot.

And my teammate came right behind me, and the guy was laying in wait and shot a shotgun that hit my teammate right in the chest.

And it turned into this whole thing.

So it was like this horrible thing.

He lived.

But yeah, I think that I left Afghanistan, especially with my own brush with death and even that and several other people that I seeked.

It's hard not to feel that humanity, even in the worst of places.

And in a situation where you've sort of been in, you've almost been told to look at them not at like, they're not like Andy.

They're not like Andy.

They're different.

The same way they look at me is different.

But we're all just like bags of blood and bone trying to make sense of the world.

It's difficult to grapple with.

I think that's fair.

I think it does.

I think that there's also, it's such a big part of human experience to imagine that there's some element that is a soul.

Why does religion exist to begin with?

Because everybody over humanity has thought about it.

Yeah, exactly.