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They're, they're, they're, they're all...

I'm, I'm older already, so.

Um, and, um, but my, I, you know, I never stopped having kids, so I have one [laughs] who is a 13-year-old, and he brings me a lot of joy, um, from the, just, you know, he's not small anymore, but, um, [clicks tongue] just, you know, and talking about the question we're asking about peace, right? Like, I- uh, just being able to spend time with him and, like, literally see him grow in front of me brings me a lot of joy and peace in that.

Um, so many things, I think, nowadays, but he's definitely stands out as one of 'em.

Um, but, like, some of the s- you know, like, the favorite places, those places also, right? Like, I did a lot of work, um, when I first got into the fire department in the Waipā Foundation.

Stacy Sproat, uh, is a classmate of mine, and, and she asked me to come out and help-

... noticed something about who you are?