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And, you know, I know there are hotlines out there, but.

You know, maybe seeing an individual like myself, you know, knowing that you can actually talk to people and there's people that actually care that people want to want to listen to you, like reach out like you don't.

I'm sure you can be anonymous.

Some of the stuff like reach out, talk to people.

And you won't be judged.

No, no.

I've done signings, and people come up to me and cry and tell me, like, I got them through this.

And I'm like, wow, I did that?

You never know the impact you have on somebody.

Just by saying that.

And I cry and, you know, and the stuff that I've been through and, you know, my brother died of gun violence.

You know, my father, you know, you know, committed suicide.

Like I heard you talk about your family.

Like I'm I'm all for anybody that has a story that says.

Little old me from two square mile East Palo Alto, California helped you out.

Like, I'm all for hearing that.

Like, I got my own day in East Palo Alto about two years ago.

And it happened to fall, a proclamation.

It happened to fall on my mother's birthday.

Which was special.