Yeah.

It was like [laughs] the recording was so fast.

It's rapid And they tell you, they say, "Hey, you're not gonna get everything.

Just jot down what you can." So it gets, it goes from slow and then it goes progressively, like just to that goddamn top speed.

Like-

[upbeat music]

Woo-hoo.

Yeah.

Mm.

You know, the one thing about meeting somebody and they saying they're qualified, when you go to them as an individual who's suffering, you're like, "You don't know me." So there's a defense mechanism that happens.

So in order for you to be open to that, you have to be willing to say, either they have to put you in a jacket and make you take it, or you have to be comfortable with who you're dealing with.

Yeah.

Well, well, yeah, it probably did, but I think for me, I had others, I was surrounded by more positive people such as my mom, and I wasn't afraid to.

[laughs]

Anyway, so, [laughs] so I was like, "All right.

What, what's next?" And he said, "Okay.

I need you to go in and take some blood, 'cause I'm concerned about you.

Give some blood.

I'm concerned." I said, "Okay." So I go in, and then I come back three weeks later.

He says, "Hey, man, you got diabetes." So I had early stage of that.

Was it sweets or was it just-

[laughs]

Great to see you, boy.

[laughs]

[laughs]

Love you, boy.

[laughs] Had to surprise you, man.

We did this for you, B.