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Speaker 5: So we're gonna talk about why I wasn't here Thursday.
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Speaker 5: The most important thing on my mind is why I
Speaker 5: wasn't here Thursday, and I want to share that with
Speaker 5: you because I've learned so many lessons and maybe you
Speaker 5: will too, or if nothing else, it'll at least be
Speaker 5: a interesting story. So you all know that I've been
Speaker 5: spending a majority of my days crying and worrying about
Speaker 5: having als or ms or whatever because of the reaction
Speaker 5: to the shingles vaccine that started my muscles twitching and
Speaker 5: doing all of that. Well, I learned an important lesson
Speaker 5: about worrying. On Thursday morning, got up, did my yoga,
Speaker 5: had my breakfast with ember oatmeal fruit tea, you know,
Speaker 5: prepared the show, did all that, walked to the park
Speaker 5: or actually drove my motorcycle to the park, got off
Speaker 5: the bike started walking around the park. Right about it
Speaker 5: the half mile mark, Ember comes up and claws up
Speaker 5: my right leg. Now that's her trigger because she's a
Speaker 5: service dog, and I thought, what like, I'm not an
Speaker 5: aphib And then all of a sudden, the park started
Speaker 5: spinning and I grabbed the trash can. I was on
Speaker 5: the phone with my friend David Ethridge, and I said, David,
Speaker 5: something is very wrong, and he said nine one one
Speaker 5: wrong and I said yes, So I switch over to
Speaker 5: an empty line and I call nine one one and
Speaker 5: all I could do at that moment was lay down
Speaker 5: in the park. So there I lay with Ember on
Speaker 5: my lap, and I take an Apple watch EKG, and
Speaker 5: I wish I could show it to you because it
Speaker 5: was the most terrific EKG I've ever seen. My heart
Speaker 5: was beating at one hundred and ninety one beats a minute.
Speaker 5: If you get above two hundred, very real chance it'll stop.
Speaker 5: And it couldn't tell me if I was in a
Speaker 5: fib because it was above one hundred and fifty beats
Speaker 5: a minute. The watch will only detect aphib up to
Speaker 5: one hundred and fifty beats a minute. So I'm lying
Speaker 5: there on the ground in the park, not knowing if
Speaker 5: this is a heart attack. I was a little short
Speaker 5: of breath because of the racing of the heart. No pain,
Speaker 5: no chest pain, no arm pain, and it just didn't
Speaker 5: feel like aphib But there I lay, really wondering is
Speaker 5: this it? I mean truly, I'm lying in the park alone.
Speaker 5: Ember is on top of me. My heart is going
Speaker 5: almost two hundred beats a minute, and I was just
Speaker 5: I just I just thought, well, this might be the
Speaker 5: last place you see on Earth. So the ambulance and
Speaker 5: fire trucks arrive. They take my poltse on the ground
Speaker 5: and immediately swoop me onto the gurney and Ember and
Speaker 5: David is in my ear on my AirPod. He's calling Steve,
Speaker 5: telling Steve that he's got to get to Spring Valley
Speaker 5: Hospital for Ember and me. And so they put me
Speaker 5: in the back of the ambulance. Like on my TV shows,
Speaker 5: you never really realize how scary the back of an
Speaker 5: ambulance is. You can watch it a billion times on TV,
Speaker 5: but you never really notice until you're in it. So
Speaker 5: there I am. They're suddenly up lifting up my shirt
Speaker 5: and putting ekg leads all over my body. They're getting
Speaker 5: venus access, they're doing it all and then, of course,
Speaker 5: once they get me situated, they try to have me
Speaker 5: do these exercises that can sometimes slow down your heart.
Speaker 5: My heart says, f you, and so it's still beating
Speaker 5: at eighty beats a minute. They take off lights and
Speaker 5: sirens Code three. They tell me they're gonna give me
Speaker 5: some medicine to slow down my heart, but first they
Speaker 5: have to put on the pads to shock my heart
Speaker 5: in case the medicine they give me stops my heart.
Speaker 5: That's a lot to take in while you're in the
Speaker 5: back of an ambulance. Okay, they give me the shot.
Speaker 5: It doesn't work at all, and I'm like, guys, I
Speaker 5: really don't want to die today. I really don't so
Speaker 5: could And I said this, So I'm also could we
Speaker 5: you know what's gonna happen here? Am I having a
Speaker 5: heart attack? So they were going to give me a
Speaker 5: second dose of this drug, but they said, because it's
Speaker 5: the second dose, that it really could stop my heart.
Speaker 5: But don't worry. They've got the shock pads on me.
Speaker 5: And I looked at him and I said, so you're
Speaker 5: gonna give me a shot? That could kill me, and
Speaker 5: he goes, well, yes, but we have great results starting
Speaker 5: the heart. That's not comforting. We're then at the hospital,
Speaker 5: so he says, well, I'll hold this and the hospital
Speaker 5: has better drugs. They get me an Ember in the
Speaker 5: er and right into a room and suddenly there's thirty
Speaker 5: people in the room and Ember is there on my lap.
Speaker 5: You know, she's a service dog. She's allowed. She's there
Speaker 5: on my lap. Stephen not gotten there yet. And I
Speaker 5: was terrified. Terrified He because your heart beating that fast
Speaker 5: can make you terrified, and b because I ain't ready
Speaker 5: to go. And my troponin levels were very high. They
Speaker 5: were critical. That could mean a heart attack. Now no
Speaker 5: one's told me I had a heart attack, but those
Speaker 5: levels being that high could mean that I had a
Speaker 5: heart attack. Although also a fib with it being that
Speaker 5: high can release traponin. So but I mine were ninety eight,
Speaker 5: which you're not supposed to have any and that signifies
Speaker 5: it could be hard damage. So that's not looking good.
Speaker 5: They give me a shot. My heart goes from one
Speaker 5: eighty to one thirty. They're happy about that. Still out
Speaker 5: of rhythm. Two beats, one beat, three beat, four beats,
Speaker 5: Steve arrives. They more doctors come and see me, and
Speaker 5: they've decided I'm in a fib with URVR, that's what
Speaker 5: they called it. They still can't get it to drop
Speaker 5: below one thirty, so they're going to admit me to
Speaker 5: the ICU. I hear that, and now I'm really terrified.
Speaker 5: Like the ICU, but they said because of the amount
Speaker 5: of medication I was on, it had to be in
Speaker 5: the ICU. They didn't want to let ember in the ICU.
Speaker 5: But then Emberg got a vouching from the fourth floor
Speaker 5: where I was with the meningitis. The nurses there said,
Speaker 5: oh no, she's wonderful. So the ICU made an exception,
Speaker 5: so they transfer me up. They don't feed me all
Speaker 5: day Thursday because a vegan diet for this hospital is
Speaker 5: like I'm from Mars. All hospitals should have plant based diets, FYI,
Speaker 5: and this one does. They just couldn't get their act together.
Speaker 5: So the ice you is a busy place and it's scary,
Speaker 5: and there's nurses coming in at all hours, and my
Speaker 5: heart just would not convert. It's called convert. So now
Speaker 5: they're talking about shocking me in forty eight hours. They're
Speaker 5: talking They put me on heprin, a blood thinner. They
Speaker 5: put me on this horrible drug called amiodorone, which the
Speaker 5: side effects are horrific. They put me on dijocts and
Speaker 5: they're they're throwing everything at my heart. What if my
Speaker 5: heart say, f you stays above one ten? Beating weirdly?
Speaker 5: The ICU nurses poked me so many times and they
Speaker 5: missed half the time and then had to call for
Speaker 5: the bottomists. That was really annoying. The blood pressure cuff
Speaker 5: every fifth ten minutes. No sleep at all. You can't
Speaker 5: sleep with the blood pressure cough every fifteen minutes and
Speaker 5: people coming in every two hours. So how did this
Speaker 5: all resolve? How did it all turn out? And what
Speaker 5: did I learn? Where to tell you about that? We're
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Speaker 5: So there I am in the ICU, crying a lot
Speaker 5: because I didn't want to die and the hospital had
Speaker 5: my prognosis marked as fair. And as my friend Sean Devereux,
Speaker 5: who drove from Long Beach to get up here, drove
Speaker 5: from Long Beach. I hope you all have a friend
Speaker 5: like Sean Devereux and Steve Cabral who walked over for
Speaker 5: me offered to take her for the night, but he
Speaker 5: knew neither. All my friends after this had been like
Speaker 5: that dog can't be without you. She can't. I can't
Speaker 5: be without her. And literally, when she's without me, she howls,
Speaker 5: she cries. If they take her out to poor Pee,
Speaker 5: she does her business and then be line's right back.
Speaker 5: She knows the hospital floor layout, the e R or
Speaker 5: the ic You nurses loved her, so that didn't turn
Speaker 5: into a problem. But having someone there to take her out, Oh,
Speaker 5: my friend Sherry from the park, God bless her. She
Speaker 5: came over Heath my savior took my motorcycle from the
Speaker 5: park and brought it to his house, came and walked
Speaker 5: Ember on Friday morning at six am. Oh, just these
Speaker 5: these angels in human form. And so Friday morning, after
Speaker 5: no sleep, no food, now I'm on a NPO because
Speaker 5: they say, oh, we're going to shock your heart. Then
Speaker 5: another cardiologist comes in and says, no, we're not. We're
Speaker 5: gonna try meds and send you home. So that was encouraging.
Speaker 5: But then they don't have any orders for it. So
Speaker 5: we In my brain a lot was going on. Okay,
Speaker 5: in my brain, I realized that all the medical anxiety
Speaker 5: I've had all my life is basicly useless because I
Speaker 5: never worried about aphib sending me to the ICU. Ever,
Speaker 5: it never has. It's never been that bad. When it
Speaker 5: comes on, I'll take two pills. It'll go away in
Speaker 5: an hour or two, and that's that. So I was
Speaker 5: googling every drug they wanted to give me, and I
Speaker 5: refused several. I'm like, I'm not taking that, there's horrible
Speaker 5: side effects. Well you need it, I'm like, find another drug.
Speaker 5: My blood pressure was one hundred over sixty and they
Speaker 5: wanted to give me a blood pressure pill. I said,
Speaker 5: if it's any lower, I'd be dead well, and you
Speaker 5: know what they kept saying to that, Well, you're in
Speaker 5: the ICU, so if anything happens, it's okay. I go
Speaker 5: not to me. It's not okay, you know, so we
Speaker 5: can manage it. Yeah, no, let's just not cause it
Speaker 5: so various doctors whatever. Then finally Friday morning comes and
Speaker 5: they say we're not doing it. So I called down
Speaker 5: and cuss out the dietician and they get me a
Speaker 5: vegan tray up for breakfast right away. My heart is
Speaker 5: not converted, it's still in a fib and still above
Speaker 5: one hundred. At night it went down to fifty because
Speaker 5: of these drugs they gave me. When the drugs were off,
Speaker 5: it went right back up. It was not encouraging. I
Speaker 5: made a joke. I was in pain. I made a
Speaker 5: joke from airplane. The nurse said, how are you? And
Speaker 5: I said, well, I picked a bad week to quit heroin.
Speaker 5: She put in my chart I was reformed heroin addict.
Speaker 5: I have to call today and get that taken out
Speaker 5: of my chart. She took my joke seriously, and so
Speaker 5: Sean stayed the night and or well, Friday day he
Speaker 5: got here. No one stayed the night Thursday, night. I
Speaker 5: was alone and afraid, hugging Ember, not knowing if I
Speaker 5: was going to see the sunrise. And I realized so
Speaker 5: much about my life that I can't tell you all
Speaker 5: on the show. I can't explain to you everything that
Speaker 5: I realized about what a great life I have, about
Speaker 5: while it's not the career that I had or maybe
Speaker 5: we'll have in the future, there's nothing wrong with a
Speaker 5: show that makes you, you know, nine hundred bucks a month.
Speaker 5: There's nothing wrong with that that. There's nothing wrong with
Speaker 5: my life right now. There's a lot wrong with the world,
Speaker 5: and I don't want to be in Vegas and all
Speaker 5: of that, but that's just superficial at its core. There's
Speaker 5: nothing wrong with my life. And the same with medical anxiety.
Speaker 5: Stress can be an aphim trigger. I know what triggered
Speaker 5: my aphib and you all are going to think I'm crazy. Tuesday,
Speaker 5: I had a brain MRI which came back unremarkable for
Speaker 5: a man of my age. I think my brain's remarkable,
Speaker 5: but whatever, And they did this injection of this doterim
Speaker 5: contrast in after market reports. According to the Dotorim website,
Speaker 5: in after market reports, there have been cardiac side effects
Speaker 5: of arrhythmias, superventricular tachycardia or bracketcardia. I had SVT and
Speaker 5: then aphib two days forty eight hours after I got
Speaker 5: this injection. I'm the same guy that took the shingle
Speaker 5: shot and got shinkles. So you can't tell me that
Speaker 5: it wasn't that. Because I've gone without aphib for two
Speaker 5: years and then two days after I get this contrast
Speaker 5: that in aftermarket reports has caused APHIB, I go into
Speaker 5: the worst bout of it I've ever had. So I
Speaker 5: realized my life, I'm bad. Sometimes I let the haters
Speaker 5: get to me from TikTok mostly. And I also realized
Speaker 5: that my medical anxiety does not serve me because anxiety
Speaker 5: through the roof can trigger a fib or make it worse.
Speaker 5: It can also trigger the benign muscle fisticulations. So I
Speaker 5: vow that Thursday night, in bed with Ember in the ICU,
Speaker 5: I vow to try to stop the medical anxiety, to
Speaker 5: kill it. I also watched the finale of The Pit.
Speaker 5: How weird I'm in an ICU on my iPad watching
Speaker 5: the season finale of a show about an ear. That's
Speaker 5: such a meta moment. Really so Friday, this one gorgeous
Speaker 5: cardiologist that no one on the floor knew who he was.
Speaker 5: We wondered if he was a rando off the street.
Speaker 5: Comes in and says, I'm gonna try dijoxin because sometimes
Speaker 5: that helps you convert. So they give me dijoxin me
Speaker 5: and we don't think anything of it because it hasn't converted. Finally,
Speaker 5: at two in the afternoon, I look up at the
Speaker 5: monitor and my heart rates fifty five and in normal
Speaker 5: sinus rhythm. I cried. I couldn't believe it. I thought
Speaker 5: I was going to leave there with aphib It stayed
Speaker 5: in rhythm for four hours. So they determined to let
Speaker 5: me go home with medicines, and they over medicated me.
Speaker 5: They want me to go on Eloquist, they want me
Speaker 5: to go on amiotoone, and they want me to go
Speaker 5: on a metropolol, which lowers your heart rate, and they
Speaker 5: want me to take fifty milligrams a day. My resting
Speaker 5: heart rate is fifty five. If I take that much metropolol,
Speaker 5: I may die. So I haven't taken any of the
Speaker 5: medications until I talked to my cardiologists later today or tomorrow.
Speaker 5: My heart has maintained normal rhythm. It has not thrown
Speaker 5: any PVCs and I'm here with you. But I learned
Speaker 5: so much. First of all, I know why Nevada's number
Speaker 5: forty ninth in healthcare and they're trying to be fifty.
Speaker 5: My care was, you know, it was great to have
Speaker 5: access to it, and I'm so grateful that they were there,
Speaker 5: but not feeding me, not knowing who the doctors were
Speaker 5: that were treating me, and the ICU they had no
Speaker 5: idea who the two doctors were. I had to call
Speaker 5: my pharmacy and get the name of the prescribing doctor
Speaker 5: of the meds so they could then page her to
Speaker 5: find out what her orders were. I mean, no communication.
Speaker 5: The nurses are nice, but they couldn't hit a vein
Speaker 5: to save their lives and that hurt. No sleep because
Speaker 5: they got to take blood at four so doctors can
Speaker 5: have it at six. It was an ordeal, but I've
Speaker 5: come out of it changed forever, changed, I hope for
Speaker 5: the better. I did obsess a little yesterday about the
Speaker 5: whole als thing. Oh and they called me from Cedars
Speaker 5: to say they could see me today, and I'm like,
Speaker 5: I don't think I'm gonna make that. You just leave
Speaker 5: me on the cancel list. But yesterday my right left
Speaker 5: calf where it all started, cramped up. And I read
Speaker 5: that benign festiculations can do that, but of course for me,
Speaker 5: it was the ultimate symbol of als. And so yesterday
Speaker 5: and when I started going down that path, I said, uh, huh,
Speaker 5: you ain't doing this again. Nope, I said. I tried
Speaker 5: to stop myself. I learned that I love you all
Speaker 5: that I love being with you every day. I love
Speaker 5: our communication. I love talking to you. I don't care
Speaker 5: how big the podcast is. It doesn't matter if five
Speaker 5: of you are listening. I love you. I learned I've
Speaker 5: missed you. Third, I wanted you with me. I really did.
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Speaker 5: most unhinged gay guy and his little dog. And let's
Speaker 5: keep the party going as long as we can. So
Speaker 5: all of this was very traumatic and I really should
Speaker 5: take a few days off and just do nothing, but
Speaker 5: that's not in my nature. Questions from the YouTube chat
Speaker 5: room YouTube dot com forward slash Really Carrell, and a
Speaker 5: couple comments from TikTok at really Carrell. James says, wasn't
Speaker 5: the contrast cleared for two days? Actually? Data lineum based
Speaker 5: contrast stays in your body for decades. It is a
Speaker 5: heavy metal wrapped and shelated, so it shouldn't escape. But
Speaker 5: it says the side effects can be anywhere from when
Speaker 5: they inject you to a hour or two later to
Speaker 5: up to a couple days later. I fully believe it
Speaker 5: was the contrast, because I haven't gone into a fib
Speaker 5: like that ever, and so I fully believe that I
Speaker 5: am now very sensitive after having a reaction to that vaccine,
Speaker 5: very sensitive. And when I came home very stressed. I mean,
Speaker 5: that's stressed. Thirty six hours of your heart beating above
Speaker 5: It's like being on a treadmill for thirty six hours.
Speaker 5: My body was stressed and my muscles were all twitching,
Speaker 5: and I was convinced it's because I have als, and really, honestly,
Speaker 5: I think it's it was because, oh damn, the TikTok
Speaker 5: video went out. Hold on, hold on, it's not to
Speaker 5: go with that audio. I really believe it was because
Speaker 5: of the contrast. Let's see what else. In the chat room,
Speaker 5: I had a lot of emotions. I love my life,
Speaker 5: I love my dog. I do not love Las Vegas.
Speaker 5: I realized that if I had the money to move
Speaker 5: back to Long Beach, I would, but I don't love Vegas.
Speaker 5: I don't love the heat, and I have built a
Speaker 5: community here. Heath and Sherry, they were beyond helpful, but
Speaker 5: still I don't love it here. I haven't found my tribe.
Speaker 5: I don't have enough in my inner circle. The fact
Speaker 5: that I was alone Thursday night and there was nobody
Speaker 5: to be with me. No, I need to find a community.
Speaker 5: So that'll be making a change of location here, hopefully
Speaker 5: in the next year. I also realized that my life
Speaker 5: ain't crap. I have food, I have a roof over
Speaker 5: my head at the moment, I have an income, and
Speaker 5: so things aren't as bad as I like to paint them.
Speaker 5: And as for medical anxiety, it serves me not like
Speaker 5: it doesn't help a thing. And I have it because
Speaker 5: I want to control what's gonna happen to my body.
Speaker 5: Well I just learned you can't control it. You can't.
Speaker 5: Whatever's gonna happen is gonna happen. You're gonna get the
Speaker 5: diseases you're gonna get. You can't worry about them because
Speaker 5: there's over fifteen thousand conditions you could get, and you're
Speaker 5: going to No one gets out of this alive, and
Speaker 5: no one stays completely healthy until they die. Okay, they
Speaker 5: can die healthy, meaning they die as healthy as a
Speaker 5: person can be, but no one dies healthy completely. Something
Speaker 5: was going to kill you. I learned a lot and
Speaker 5: over the Next week we'll be talking about some more
Speaker 5: of my life lessons. But let's talk about billionaires and
Speaker 5: millionaires in space. Katy Perry and Gail King went up today,
Speaker 5: Oprah did not. And at first I thought, three hundred
Speaker 5: thousand dollars a seat six people, So that's one point
Speaker 5: eight million dollars that they get for this. I'm sure
Speaker 5: it cost them half a million or more, maybe even
Speaker 5: a million, to send them up and down. And I thought,
Speaker 5: what a waste of money these rich people could give
Speaker 5: me three hundred thousand dollars, They could give the homeless
Speaker 5: in their community three hundred thousand dollars. That's what I
Speaker 5: at first thought. But the one thing, just like my ICU,
Speaker 5: has changed me, when they step out of that blue
Speaker 5: whatever it's called, they're changed. I saw every interview this morning.
Speaker 5: They are profoundly changed when they see this little blue dot,
Speaker 5: this small little planet below them, and how fragile and
Speaker 5: how there are no real boundaries and there are no
Speaker 5: real lines that humans draw, that we are just one planet,
Speaker 5: all in this together, and what happens to this person
Speaker 5: over here at this side of the blue dot affects
Speaker 5: what happens over here, and that there's no reason to
Speaker 5: be as vitriolic and divided as we are and have been.
Speaker 5: So they come down profoundly changed. And I thought to myself, well,
Speaker 5: then we need the rich to be profoundly changed. We
Speaker 5: need the rich to care about the planet. We need
Speaker 5: the rich to care about vitriol and the attitude of difference.
Speaker 5: We need the people that can actually change things, the
Speaker 5: rich to be changed and not be so selfish, and
Speaker 5: not be so mass consumption. And so if this experience
Speaker 5: changes the richest among us, to make them more in
Speaker 5: tune with the planet, the people on it themselves, and
Speaker 5: what they do with their money, then it's worth it.
Speaker 5: At first, I thought, that's a ridiculous waste of money.
Speaker 5: Millionaires in space. What the hell? Now I realize that
Speaker 5: they're changed, just like I'm changed from the ICU. They're changed,
Speaker 5: and that change is worth. It's worth the conspicuous consumption.
Speaker 5: So Katie Perry, who's saying, what a wonderful world while
Speaker 5: she was floating in space, all of them came back changed,
Speaker 5: And I say, yes, let's change the rich. Every politician
Speaker 5: should have to go up, Garbagew met in Yahoo Trump.
Speaker 5: They should all have to go up and look down
Speaker 5: on this planet. Maybe they'd come back changed too. All right,
Speaker 5: Tomorrow we're going to show you how you can help
Speaker 5: save the planet by composting at home. I got a
Speaker 5: new device. I want to share it with you. That'll
Speaker 5: be tomorrow. Also tomorrow, we'll talk about this Netflix documentary
Speaker 5: called Kid Fluencers. You should go watch it. I was
Speaker 5: not aware this phenomenon was happening. I saw it over
Speaker 5: the weekend and I'm gobsmacked. So we're gonna talk about
Speaker 5: is letting your kid become a kid fluenzer a form
Speaker 5: of child abuse? Because I believe it is. I truly
Speaker 5: believe it is. After watching this documentary. You got a
Speaker 5: kid that's pulling in six figures a month from and
Speaker 5: that's how much they make from their YouTube channel. That's
Speaker 5: child abuse. You're pimping out that child and they're they're not.
Speaker 5: They're doing harmful things. So we're gonna talk all about that.
Speaker 5: So watch it today on Netflix called Kid Fluencers. We'll
Speaker 5: talk about it tomorrow. Also tomorrow we'll review the Jemmy
Speaker 5: G E M E versus The Loamy. We'll talk about
Speaker 5: that and not a lot more medical talk on the
Speaker 5: show because I'm letting my medical anxiety go. It'll still
Speaker 5: come in and I'll still have to, you know, fight it.
Speaker 5: But I'm gonna fight it because even if I had ALS,
Speaker 5: worrying about it every day ain't really going to matter.
Speaker 5: And it wasn't ALS that sent me to the hospital.
Speaker 5: It was a fib still at a just different letters
Speaker 5: behind it. So it's time that I realize I'm happy.
Speaker 5: That's profound in our times today, it's hard to realize
Speaker 5: if you might be happy. I'm happy. I'm happy with Ember.
Speaker 5: I have loving friends, I have people that would drive
Speaker 5: from Long Beach to help me. I have people here
Speaker 5: in Vegas. It'll go get my bike and come walk
Speaker 5: my dog. I am one of the luckiest people alive,
Speaker 5: and I'm lucky to have made it out of that.
Speaker 5: I may have had a heart attack. We'll find out
Speaker 5: this week if I had my first heart attack. God
Speaker 5: knows I worked for it, but we'll see. But they
Speaker 5: did say my diet of being a vegan, even though
Speaker 5: they couldn't feed me, and my exercise routine helped everything
Speaker 5: that happened in the hospital. They said someone my age
Speaker 5: with that condition the way it was iffy fair. But
Speaker 5: I do I am Parrel. Damn it, Phil, be who
Speaker 5: you want to be, so long he doesn't hurt anybody.
Speaker 5: I love everyone. Thank you for being by people, for
Speaker 5: being by tribe. Thank you.
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