And he had this laugh.

I remember that kind of bugging me.

Like he, he would just start talking real fast and be like, "Ooh, hoo, hoo, hoo." Like he, [laughs] it's hard to do an impression, but he'd be like, "Come on, Blakey boy.

Ooh, hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo.

Come on." And he'd, like, grab me and, like, shake my shoulders and stuff if he was excited about just the dumbest thing, like a new, a new joke he wrote or...

[laughs]

They invited his friends to the hospital to say goodbye.

When I found out he, you know, wasn't gonna be coming out of the coma and, and was gonna be taken off life support, I just said, "I, I can't go.