Neil Danaher

And, you know, the other thing that I think really touched people is that he was so authentic.

Like he was a genuine person.

Like we can all see through bullshit in our lives.

We get fed so much now, you know, people trying to spin things and do things.

And he was just so direct and honest.

And even, you know, when we heard him talk about, you know, like,

his message to his, his grandson Cooper and about, you know, you know, life isn't fair.

Like you get dealt handed cards and you've just got to do with it as best you possibly can.

And that's what he did.

Like he demonstrated that to us all time and time and time again.

And as you said, with, with humor as well.

So the thing about this and, um, keep sending your messages through.

They mean a lot to us.

Um, both is that the one thing I always think about is, um,

what would you do?

They said this last night.

What would you do?

Like if you get a death sentence as only Neil could say, you know, I'm going to die and this thing's, there's no cure.

So I'm going to die.

What would you do then?