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It is possible to be thankful every moment every

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day. It is possible to be thankful every moment

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every day. It takes practice and humility. Hi

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and welcome back to Tell Me What Happened, the

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podcast that features people from all walks of

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life telling stories from their childhood and

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then explaining how those stories have impacted

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their lives today. I'm your host, Jay Rehaq,

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and like you, I've had my share of childhood

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experiences that have impacted me as an adult.

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I have as my guest today, Jeff Holden, a buddy

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of mine for over 50 years. Jeff is a 35 -year

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broadcast radio veteran. His marketing company,

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Multipoint Content Strategies, works with a variety

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of businesses using podcasting as a tool in the

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toolbox of marketing assets to grow business.

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Jeff also hosts his own podcast, In Your Words,

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which sheds light on the virtues and values of

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business to business and business to consumer

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podcast. Pretty cool to have you on the show,

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Jeff. And Jay, it's great to be here. Really

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exciting. thrilled to be here and doing it and

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talking about something that I know you and I

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haven't even discussed. So it's going to make

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it even more fun. I got to tell you, Jeff, I'm

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a little bit nervous about what you're going

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to talk about because I was part of your childhood

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as well. I hope it's nothing to do with me. But

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before we get to it, I do also want to thank

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you for your help you've given me in the last

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few weeks about my own podcast, giving me tips,

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especially regarding sound. Thank you. And you're

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very kind and complimentary. I appreciate that.

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Well, true story. I have heard in your words,

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and I've also heard some of the other podcasts

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you've produced. Today we're going to talk about

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Tell Me What Happened. What we're looking for,

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Jeff, is a childhood story that has impacted

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your life today. I realize you probably have

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a lot of those. As a matter of fact, I was there

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for some of them, I think. But I'm going to do

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my best to try to stay out of it. Unless, of

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course, it's something that I'm familiar with

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that I might... I might jump in a little bit

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there if that's all right. No, I actually I want

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you engaged. I'd almost like it to be a dialogue

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because you'll laugh about some of the stuff

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and some of it you'll relate to the story you're

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not going to know. At least I don't think so

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unless you are part of it. If that's the case,

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I hate you. I hope I wasn't. I doubt it. So I'm

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going back to grammar school. Well, first of

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all, let me compliment you on the stuff that

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you're doing with people who are actually sharing

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significant trauma in their lives because I think

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the ability for others to hear those stories

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is Impactful and secondly, it's important for

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the people who are telling this story in some

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sort of a cathartic way to share it and I think

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that is really cool for for what you're doing

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the The story I'm about doesn't know where it's

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nothing like that. I was blessed to not have

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anything that significant happen in my upbringing.

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It may be later in life, but those were different

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situations. In grammar school, I was this chunky

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little kid, just kind of dorky and getting my

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way through school, doing my thing. Mom expected

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me to do well. She was the librarian at the school

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and we went to this grammar school. That was

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a Catholic grammar school. So of course you do

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the altar boy thing. Try to do the best in school

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and you just hope that that report card comes

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home with what everybody at home expects it to

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be and It's probably seventh or eighth grade.

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I remember, you know, everybody's going through

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puberty and getting started up to care about

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how they look and I remember taping my hair down

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on my forehead so I could have that like beetle

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look I got curly hair and I would tape it down

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at night so when I woke up in the morning, it

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would be flat like beetles used to wear and one

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of our friends had that kind of hair, Jan, last

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names to be left out of this conversation, but

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it was like, I'm going to look like that. So,

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you know, you're starting to care about it because

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you care about how the girls are looking at you.

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And I was chunky. I mean, I was a chubby kid.

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And I remember when we used to go shopping for

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anything, we had to go to the Husky department.

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The guy would come and go like to Robert Hall.

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Remember that Robert Hall store for, you know,

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young men or whatever. Anyhow, so I go in and

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my mom would be with me and we can go and shop.

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And she goes, oh, that looks good on you, honey.

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And he goes, well, this is in the Husky department.

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So yeah, these will fit him perfectly well. And

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so you just have all this self -conscious stuff

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going on. And there was this guy in school that

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was what I would look at today and see as a bully.

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And for some reason, I became the article of

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his affection. I should say infection for me.

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But it was challenging and it went on for a while

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and it got a little bit worse. And he's, I'll

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say the name because you'll laugh when I say

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it's Carl something. And I'm like, what is going

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on here? And it got to the point where now you're

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losing sleep at home, you're anxious, you don't

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want to go to school. So what are you going to

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do? And okay, at this stage of the game, It's

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not so significant that it's something you're

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going to get yourself in trouble with. My mom's

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a librarian at the stinking school. I got to

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be careful. You don't know that you're going

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to punch him because he might kick your butt.

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So you don't want to do that. And this goes on

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for days and days and days and weeks. And finally,

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I said, OK, what I'm going to do, I'm going to

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I'm going to win them over with stuff. I'm going

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to start bringing cool stuff to school because

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that'll minimize it. and I remember just bringing

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stupid little things from the house and then

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a Pinewood Derby car, you know, your Boy Scouts

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thing, those little things you carve and, you

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know, I had some kind of cool ones that I had

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made and that maybe got a little bit of his attention,

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but it still didn't get anywhere. And he's still

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badgering me and, you know, pushing me around

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on the playground. And I remember as much as,

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you know, we all would say, well, you just smack

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him one or punch him or whatever. you know, all

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I remember was getting in his face at some point

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in time and just saying, you know, stop this

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or whatever. Probably went home and cried or

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I don't really remember. I mean, it's suppressed

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all this stuff because it's not enjoyable to

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think about it. And when you asked me about it,

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I said, let me think about something from my

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childhood. That's probably one of the biggest

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things that I can even remember. The rest is

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just kind of gone. It was a good childhood. But

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I think as I've grown up, There's Carl's every

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step along the way and there's Carl's in every

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profession that you you Choose as a career. There's

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Carl's in your neighborhood. There's Carl's at

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the gym and As I grew up I started to do the

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same thing and I found myself repeating that

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sequence over and over again looked a little

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bit different, but I knew if I had Made enough

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money or I bought enough stuff. I could kind

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of bump those Carl's out of the way without having

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to really confront them And you think about that

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stuff, you think of what is that? How does that

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happen? And we know it's a situation on school

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campuses today. It's a situation on cell phones,

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on social media, however those bullies are going

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to affect the kids. And in that case, you just

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don't have the ability to punch them in the face.

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I didn't do it because I didn't have the gumption

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to do it. I wasn't that kind of kid. So you find

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ways to cope with it. And the coping mechanism

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became, well, okay, you know what? I can't beat

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you up. That's just not my thing. Or I'm scared,

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or I was kind of a wimpy kid, then I'm just gonna

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go make money. And I'll build wealth around my

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situation. And that will show you that I'm stronger

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than you. Because I would then see you as a loser.

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Where are you today, Carl? Let's see. What are

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you doing today? Yeah, and that does that does

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enter my mind, right? And I think that's kind

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of weird. You brought this up, by the way. So

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if this is cathartic, I don't know or not. I

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might have some issues after the fact. In pain

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for you because well, I want to just back it

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up a little bit. You know, my cousin who I love,

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he called me fat man my whole life. You know,

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I was definitely heavier than you were. grade

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school, I was taller than you were. And I do

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remember Carl distinctly in it, and I wish you'd

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have told me because I would have punched him

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for you. Right. But I want to move back just

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one step and ask you, when you finally did talk

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with him, did he finally relent at any point

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or you don't remember what happened? I mean,

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how did it... Yeah, a little bit because I got

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in his face and it kind of was... I think he

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was looking for the fight. He wanted the fight

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and it just... the fight never, maybe we pushed

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each other around a little bit and that was,

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it was kind of the end of it. You know, it never

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had a big climactic end and it wasn't anything

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eventful. I think only a handful of kids even

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knew it because he wasn't a really popular kid,

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but it just was, it stuck. It's one of those

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things that stuck and I do reflect on it and

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that feeling has recurred throughout my life.

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Up until you know, maybe older adulthood when

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I realized okay There's a way to deal with this

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differently and not that you punch somebody in

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the face But you can confront those issues a

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lot differently as you learn and grow confident

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and understand yourself a lot better but That's

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an impactful thing. And I think what's sad about

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it is it still exists today and Probably to a

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greater degree because of the ability to hide

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behind social media you don't have to even confront

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the individual physically and the individual

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who's the recipient of the bullying doesn't have

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the ability to really respond. So how you deal

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with those things that are they seem so little

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at the time in retrospect but when you really

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reflect on them and you say what happened there

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you might have changed your life as a result

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of it or a good portion of your life as a result

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of it, not even knowing because it wasn't intentional

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or conscious. It was more reactive. And so you

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moved in a direction that really set the course

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for a long point in time, whether it be a career

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or a scholastic achievement or even a marriage

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in some cases. That's the piece of it that I

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always reflect on. It does come up. And like

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I said, we were sharing that we suppress and

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don't recall a lot of this stuff. It just wasn't

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all that significant. But there's a few highlights

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in there that you say, huh, I get that. I know

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where that's coming from. Now I can figure that

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out. And is that really a good way to go? In

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many cases, probably not. Because it's not authentic.

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It's Reactionary, you know, I was just gonna

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say though that the story that you tell on the

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one hand I think it motivated you to be a highly

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successful person. I'm also sort of wondering

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I know you're I've known you for 50 50 years

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and I know that as an adult you've been like

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this massive biker and connection to that. But

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on the one hand, it's like, okay, great. It's

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motivated, Jeff, to be a successful business

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person and a successful athlete. On the other

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hand, if the driving force is a negative one,

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then you feel bad. Well, and the essence of the

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podcast is, as people hear, some will say, wow,

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that trauma that that person experienced, holy

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crap, that's amazing that they ever came out

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of it. I'm on the really light side of it, where

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maybe a lot of people have been in some semblance

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of what I'm talking about, but the people who

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don't relate to some of the other elements of

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people's stories, probably a lot of people can

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relate to something like this, because it happens

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everywhere, every day, all the time. And it's

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just being aware of it. And had I known that

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confronting him differently would have made the

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difference, I mean, I didn't share it with my

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parents. I didn't have to deal with it. I didn't

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think there was going to be any benefit. I didn't

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share it with anybody. And had I known that there

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were options or ways to deal with it differently,

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I probably would have, as hard as that might

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have been, and just done whatever that would

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have been at the time that would have been appropriate.

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I may have been punching them in the face. But

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as you grow up and... You're an adult and you

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look at what you can and can't do you realize

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hey some of the I just can't keep Dealing with

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Carl's the same way all the time. I can only

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bring so many, you know toys to the game to kind

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of moderate the or discomfort of the relationship

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and at some point you realize you got to confront

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these things you can't You just can't let them

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fester because they will repeat you can leave

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that job. You can leave that at neighborhood

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You can leave that school but it doesn't mean

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it's gone. And I think that's the takeaway for

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me is I hope for people that I deal with or grandkids

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now, if I see any of that happening, I can interject

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my experience and some semblance of wisdom and

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say, hey, here's a good way to deal with this.

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It necessarily wouldn't be punch them in the

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face either, but It's going to be a different

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type. It's going to be probably electronic. It's

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going to be socially driven. It's going to require

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intervention by others, depending on the significance

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of the bullying. But you can't let it happen.

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It just can't continue to go on because you'll

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fester with it for the rest of your life. Yes.

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You're so right, my friend. Oh my gosh, all the

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stuff we carry. I wish we could just let it go.

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I brought back some memories from grade school

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though. Oh, we can't reach back in time and fix

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it per se. Well, thank you, Jeff. Thank you again

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for having me, Jay. I appreciate it. It was a

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kick. It took me down memory lane. Yeah, just

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sort of reminded me why I'm doing a podcast.

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So thank you very much So that's our show. I

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want to thank my good buddy Jeff Holden bringing

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me back to my childhood Also want to thank our

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sponsors sidelining publishing and laughsaber

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.com We're gonna end the show as we often do

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with Susan Salvador's classic every moment every

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day, which is available on Spotify BTW So until

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next time, this is Jay Rehack asking you all

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to stay safe out there, watch out for those carls,

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and try not to hurt anybody. It is possible to

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be thankful It is possible to be thankful every

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moment, every day.
