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And that's what I was explaining to them.

You know, the cyberbullying thing is pretty real.

And

You know, I was talking to Mike, they're asking, well, how'd you deal with this when you grew up?

I started laughing like, well, I had the chance to say something to somebody at school, which immediately would probably terminate in physical consequences.

I could try to find their phone number in the yellow pages and call them to see if their parents would let them on the phone.

Or I could write them a letter.

So it was a different time.

And now they live in a world where it's just ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.

And you have to have these conversations with them.

You know, not everybody's feedback is valid.

And I actually don't know.

Rogan says this a lot.

And I appreciate his headspace on this.

He doesn't know anybody in his life, and I bet this is true of you because it's true for me too, that is super happy and successful that is tearing people down on the internet.

No.

Never.

Never anything but support and trying to help them along.

It's the people who are on the other side of that coin that they probably are feeling or living with an immense amount of, I'll just call it pain broadly.

And they have a tool now where they can kind of like put fishing hooks out at other people.