Plantation

Yeah, it's super crazy.

We saw, and one of the reasons that we were talking before, just down the road in Plantation, not far from here, uh a car so in florida we've got a lot of canals uh bodies of water i mean a thousand feet uh to the north of me is a huge body of water right here off griffin road and um and cars go into it just like the the situation that we talked about with aid in that tragic night that uh you know and and what can you do you know like and so part of you guys is or part of your um Theory is to throw don't go like throw the the life ring instead of going in the water if you can you know, like Right.

Yeah.

Well until this happened, I didn't realize that there wasn't anything there So when you think about it, you go to the beach you see life rings or or I go

proven they just have to be available to be used to be effective yeah

yeah my my it's it's actually a logo for uh some of my friends podcasts the life raft podcast guys go give them uh go give them a sub um and so that i sent them the thumbnail that i'm going to use and i was like look i have partially your podcast on my uh on my uh on my show this week so um And so they're there.

So it just happened recently in Plantation.

Like what happens? Like what happened there?

Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think it'll be.

Dia Bell from American Heritage High School in Plantation, Florida, has not yet played in a game this season.

Five-star recruit, though.

He's a freshman.

Andrews.

He went to Plantation, I think.

But yeah, I walked away from that very impressed CJ card.

Now, how do you feel about the end of the game? The end of the game, there was a first and goal with about, I want to say five seconds up, four seconds left.

So I went back to school and and completed a master's, which led me to become a board certified behavior analyst.

And I opened a clinical practice called Jumpstart Interventions here in Plantation.

And then I spent six years doing a doctorate, which seems crazy now that I'm done it.

But we continue to operate here in Plantation and we serve a wide variety of different kinds of kids and different disabilities, um, mostly autism spectrum, but some with genetic disorders, um, and just love showing up every day for my staff and the kids.

Yeah, that is beautiful.

You know, it's, uh, you know, it sounds like a, uh, a rewarding career for sure.

But his dedication and commitment to the game and taking care of his body allows him to do so.

I would've never believed it except I heard all the same stories from guys that played with him and their parents at American Heritage Plantation.

Sometimes you hear stories and you're going, "Yeah, okay.

So I mean, he, he came out at halftime and took...