Randall Cobb

They didn't have anything but the clothes on their back, right?

They didn't have shoes when we left the house.

And luckily, we had a great community of friends, of people that really helped us out through that dark time.

And very fortunate from that.

But I mean, just putting your life back together and you start to realize everything that you thought you cared about, you really don't.

It's really not that deep.

It's really not that important.

Like just stuff.

Just stuff.

This is all stuff.

This is all replaceable.

But

The next day when I went back to the house and I saw it, I went into the garage and I saw the frame of one of my boys bikes.

Right.

And I just have this vision of that every single time I think about the fire, because I'm like, that could have been I could have been looking at the the the bones of my child.

Like these are things that we can replace, like forget all the other stuff.

My kids are healthy and alive and we're good.

I mean, they know that we had a fire.

They lost all their toys.

They know that they don't have anything from their rooms.