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If I've made a mistake in the past, it was the best thing I believed at the time. I thought it was the best thing to do. This, this is another thing about people. I, I get it's kind of weird. On my YouTube channel, I talk a lot about like mental, mental rigidity and these kind of things, right? And I get a lot of people messaging me, and they're very like, "Look, I'm very depressed, but I've been watching your videos, and I want to kind of think like you. I want to be happier, etc." I made this big mistake two years ago, and I lost my wife, whatever, whatever. And I try and explain to them that if you did what you believed was best at the time, hindsight's a [ __ ], right? If you did what you believed was best at the time, then what are you mad for? Every mistake I made in my life, at the time I thought I was doing the right thing. So I'm not going to be mad at past me. And every single bad thing that's happened to me, every single piece of trauma that's happened in my life has led me here. So if you're happy with where you are currently, then you have to be happy for every bad thing that's ever happened to you, genuinely, right? If you look at your life now and go, "I'm quite happy with where I am," then you have to be happy with every single [ __ ] day you've had, cuz you wouldn't end up here any other way. You know, I wouldn't have grown as a man if my father didn't die. You learn a lot about yourself as a man when your father dies. So of course, I wish my father was alive, right? But if I'm happy with my life now and where it is, you have to accept every shitty day and every single lesson.
So yeah, I'm happy for all of it, the good and the bad. My friend, I'm, I'm, I'm smiling. I'm breathing. I'm alive. And there's a whole bunch of people out here in the world today who are not going to be breathing by the end of it. And there's a whole bunch of people out here in the world today who are going to have those distraught days we were talking about earlier. Some shit's going to happen to them; they're going to be—their family is going to be in a car crash. As long as that [ __ ] ain't happening to me, I am smiling. I, you cannot depress me. You can't, you can't piss on my Cheerios.