Speaker 1: So everybody, we're we're doing this new special series, Random
Speaker 1: Acts of Kindness, short episodes where we're just going to
Speaker 1: talk about people who do random acts of kindness that
Speaker 1: are absolutely vital to growing this army of normal folks.
Speaker 1: And we were brought a interesting story by our fen
Speaker 1: Casey Clark about a guy named Aaron Shining in Atlanta
Speaker 1: who happened to build a friendship with his UPS guy.
Speaker 1: I guess is the story Aaron tell me about that?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: That's that's absolutely right.
Speaker 2: Tim has been our EPs guy for the I think
Speaker 2: the fifteen years that we've lived in this neighborhood in Atlanta,
Speaker 2: and I don't even really remember how it started.
Speaker 1: Exactly a number of years ago.
Speaker 2: I remember it must have been cold, because it was
Speaker 2: dark outside early and he was wearing a Dallas Cowboys
Speaker 2: hat winter hat.
Speaker 1: You're not allowed to do that in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, well that's part of the problem. So I
Speaker 2: started giving him grief. I'm like, Cowboys man, come on,
Speaker 2: you're in Atlanta, and he said you a Falcons fan,
Speaker 2: and YadA, YadA, YadA. One thing led to another, and
Speaker 2: we just started talking about football. And so every time
Speaker 2: he would come by we'd talk, you know, he'd show up,
Speaker 2: he'd come by, knock on the door looking for me,
Speaker 2: just to talk about the games from the day before
Speaker 2: or something like that. And we became kind of friendly
Speaker 2: that way. And then come to find out that his
Speaker 2: kid went to the same school as my kids, and
Speaker 2: we just you know, started I started keeping cold gatorades
Speaker 2: in the fridge during the summertime and you know, hot
Speaker 2: drinks in the wintertime if he wanted to stop by
Speaker 2: and get something.
Speaker 1: And we found.
Speaker 2: Out his birthdays a few days before my wife's, so
Speaker 2: we would have him over for birthday parties. And I
Speaker 2: knew a lot of people in the neighborhood liked him
Speaker 2: because he's so likable. He could have just been us.
Speaker 2: But then we just kind of, you know, swap numbers, texting,
Speaker 2: talking trash about football. He's so mad about the Cowboys
Speaker 2: keeping Dak Prescott and not making any more moves this offseason.
Speaker 2: So yeah, he just became.
Speaker 1: A good friend. That's that's that's awesome. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 1: it used to be back in the day your your
Speaker 1: postal worker walked and everybody kind of knew their postal worker,
Speaker 1: And unfortunately, I think we've lost some of that inner connectivity.
Speaker 1: But it sounds like Tim the ups guy. Tim Davies
Speaker 1: was just an old school throwback I know, the people
Speaker 1: in your neighborhood kind of guy. Yep. But I understand
Speaker 1: as you got to know him and talk to him
Speaker 1: that you notice he walked with a little bit of
Speaker 1: a limp. It wasn't a little bit.
Speaker 2: I mean, the man just limps period.
Speaker 1: And you know, a job was a dude that's on
Speaker 1: and off a big round truck. He packages all the time,
Speaker 1: do that job.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I had a smile and a smile
Speaker 2: and a handshake and a fist bump whatever. And the
Speaker 2: summertime you'd see him, you know, wearing shorts, and he'd
Speaker 2: have these big braces on both of his knees, and
Speaker 2: so we would start talking about that too, and he
Speaker 2: would tell me, yeah, I gotta get him replace, get
Speaker 2: my knees replaced. Gotta get my knees replaced. I was like, man,
Speaker 2: you gotta do that. You know, time to do that,
Speaker 2: and yeah, yeah, yeah, And he didn't do it.
Speaker 1: He didn't do it.
Speaker 2: And then finally he said, well, it turns out I
Speaker 2: gotta get my hip fixed before I can do my knees.
Speaker 2: So he finally scheduled that surgery for this earlier this
Speaker 2: year and got the hip replaced and so hopefully once
Speaker 2: he's healed, he can get the knees done.
Speaker 1: So Casey, where do you fit in all of this?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: I had seen him around my neighborhood when I'm walking
Speaker 3: my dog or when he's dropping off a package, and
Speaker 3: he is just the friendliest person. I mean, he just
Speaker 3: makes my day, you know. And after like several interactions
Speaker 3: like that with him and just like he just made
Speaker 3: me proud to be a part of this community, I
Speaker 3: was like, We're so lucky to have him, have somebody
Speaker 3: like that who just randomly throughout your day is going
Speaker 3: to like make you smile, make you feel better about
Speaker 3: whatever's going on in your life. And so yeah, I
Speaker 3: just I opened Facebook one day and I saw a
Speaker 3: picture of Tim. I didn't even know Tim's name, but
Speaker 3: I recognize his face immediately, and I thought, is something
Speaker 3: going on with him? Is there something I can.
Speaker 1: Do to help him?
Speaker 3: And then I read Aaron's post and I was like,
Speaker 3: oh my gosh, I got to let Tim know that
Speaker 3: we're going to miss him so much.
Speaker 1: And so yeah, you know, we talk about on an
Speaker 1: army of normal folks all the time to make your
Speaker 1: impact where you are, and you don't have to be
Speaker 1: part of some big five OHO one C three. You
Speaker 1: don't have to be part of some massive organization to
Speaker 1: actually make a difference in the world. And it sounds
Speaker 1: like this tim guy, just through his kindness in doing
Speaker 1: the job that he's job had an effect on the
Speaker 1: people that he served literally packages to, but served with
Speaker 1: a smile and a simple hello and yeah, Aaron, I
Speaker 1: think I read that even when he didn't have a package,
Speaker 1: when he put by your house, he'd honk his horn
Speaker 1: and wave at you, just say, hey, our.
Speaker 2: Kitchen faces the front of the street, in the front
Speaker 2: of the house, and I'm off and in there cooking,
Speaker 2: And sure enough, around six point thirty you'd hear the
Speaker 2: truck coming and hear this honk, and we just turn
Speaker 2: and wave and see him, and he'd be waving back
Speaker 2: at us and driving down in. The lads became that
Speaker 2: we sort of were used to it. In fact, I
Speaker 2: texted him last week because somebody drove by with exact
Speaker 2: same honk and honked and I reflectively looked and waved,
Speaker 2: thinking it was him, But of course it's not so yeah,
Speaker 2: it's the sound of the evening to us as Tim's
Speaker 2: truck and that honk pretty phenomenal.
Speaker 1: So he has to get his hip fixed before he
Speaker 1: get his knees fixed, and clearly he's going to take
Speaker 1: some time off. And you had an idea. Did there?
Speaker 4: Ever?
Speaker 2: Another abor of ours who's friends with him, also we
Speaker 2: decided to uh try and raise a little bit of
Speaker 2: money to try and get him, you know, a food
Speaker 2: delivery gift card, an uber eats gift cards, something while
Speaker 2: he's laid up, you know, so he didn't have to
Speaker 2: worry about that kind of stuff. So I put this
Speaker 2: post on our neighborhood facebook page with his picture and
Speaker 2: explain what was going on and say, hey, I'm trying
Speaker 2: to raise a little bit of money. Here's my Venmo
Speaker 2: and uh, you know, if you're able to, you know,
Speaker 2: feel free to contribute.
Speaker 1: And that was it. I did not.
Speaker 2: Think much more of it than that. We were thinking
Speaker 2: we could raise a couple hundred dollars to feed him.
Speaker 2: And you know, I'm one of those people with my phone,
Speaker 2: I've got all the notifications turned on. My wife hates it,
Speaker 2: so my Venmo. If someone Venmo's be I got a
Speaker 2: text message and I get an email.
Speaker 1: I don't really I need to go in and fix it,
Speaker 1: but I don't. But so my life.
Speaker 2: And I was just sitting there watching television that night
Speaker 2: after I posted it, and then Venmoth and just starts
Speaker 2: running like it's on fire. I mean, it's like the
Speaker 2: bell going off, yes, sir, like a constant. And at
Speaker 2: some point finally I looked and within an hour we'd
Speaker 2: raised five hundred dollars, which was more than I ever
Speaker 2: thought we would raise in the first place. And by
Speaker 2: the time I went to bed that night, we had
Speaker 2: raised a thousand dollars. And I was so incredibly touched.
Speaker 2: And then it also made me reflect a little bit. Well,
Speaker 2: of course Tim's not just mine. Of course Tim's not
Speaker 2: just Kim, my friend down the street. Of Course Tim
Speaker 2: impacts people the same way he impacts me, because this
Speaker 2: is a nice neighborhood, of friendly neighborhood. And I was
Speaker 2: just overwhelmed.
Speaker 1: So did you have your feelings hurt that you found
Speaker 1: out that them wasn't just your best friend, he said,
Speaker 1: everybody's best friend.
Speaker 2: I definitely did not. I actually felt kind of selfish
Speaker 2: and ignorant. I mean that he was mine somehow, you
Speaker 2: know that that guy had a claim on him that
Speaker 2: was wrong. I did not feel embarrassed.
Speaker 1: I was I was.
Speaker 2: I was like, heyah, of course, of course. So I
Speaker 2: posted that night within like an update and said, you
Speaker 2: guys are amazing. I can't believe this and went to bed.
Speaker 1: And you know.
Speaker 2: By the time I woke up the next morning, it
Speaker 2: was up to fifteen hundred, two thousand dollars. And at
Speaker 2: that point, you're like, nobody can use that much Uber
Speaker 2: Eats in Atlanta, right, this is not just a gift
Speaker 2: card anymore. We got to figure out something else to do.
Speaker 2: So and then by the end, Billy was I think
Speaker 2: he ended up transferring five six hundred dollars to him. Wow,
Speaker 2: which is amazing. I mean, just absolutely amazing. I was
Speaker 2: just blown, absolutely blown away.
Speaker 1: But it speaks to the power of random acts of
Speaker 1: kindness and an army of normal folks, and the random
Speaker 1: acts of kindness here on this story, Casey, it's both.
Speaker 1: It's Tim's random act of kindness while doing his job
Speaker 1: to everybody comes into contact with that then inspired random
Speaker 1: acts of kindness among all the people on his route
Speaker 1: that found out he was going to be awful while
Speaker 1: and they just wanted to help. And then together, this
Speaker 1: army of normal people, through Tim's random acts of kindness,
Speaker 1: and the people he inspired through that kindness to be
Speaker 1: kind back and reached enriched one another's lives.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was incredible. Like Aaron said, I wasn't surprised
Speaker 3: to see how many people had such nice things to
Speaker 3: say about Tim, how they were, you know, inspired by him,
Speaker 3: how they had been impacted by him. But it it
Speaker 3: was overwhelming the number of people. You know, I don't
Speaker 3: know if you've counted how many people made comments on
Speaker 3: that Facebook post, but was it one hundred people?
Speaker 1: Was it? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well, I actually printed it out yesterday because yeah, I
Speaker 2: can't I certainly don't have time to read them all.
Speaker 1: But it's oh, it's picture of list after list after
Speaker 1: list from all these people in this Eastlake neighborhood of Atlanta,
Speaker 1: Georgia that just wouldn't shut up about Tim and continue
Speaker 1: to give little bits of money to have fifty five
Speaker 1: or six hundred dollars so that when Tim was getting
Speaker 1: the surgeries. You know this, this isn't something that's raised
Speaker 1: ten million dollars and affecting people all over the world.
Speaker 1: But if we're going to make a difference where we are,
Speaker 1: this is Tim making a difference where he is, and
Speaker 1: all these people making a small difference where Tim is
Speaker 1: and little itty bitty random acts of kindness. And if
Speaker 1: you look at the smile on Aaron's face in Casey's
Speaker 1: face when talking about this, you can and see how
Speaker 1: restorative it is to your very soulce Amen, it really is.
Speaker 2: It's just astonishing, you know, Casey said, it's easy to
Speaker 2: put a comment on Facebook. I was more shocked by
Speaker 2: the number of people who were then willing to put
Speaker 2: their own dollars behind it. That was what was truly
Speaker 2: astonishing to me. I mean, some people sent hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty dollars, some people spent ten, you.
Speaker 1: Know, And.
Speaker 2: To provide your own hard earned dollar in this day
Speaker 2: and age for somebody that you only sort of know
Speaker 2: that you like and all, but don't really know their situation.
Speaker 2: It's just really really affirmed my faith in humanity to
Speaker 2: a degree. And I just love it, love the neighborhood
Speaker 2: even more for it.
Speaker 1: Well, I think it speaks volumes about the kindness in
Speaker 1: your heart to do that for a Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 2: Fan, if I have time to share. The Cowboys played
Speaker 2: the Falcons in Atlanta last season, and of course Tim went,
Speaker 2: and by some miracle, the Falcons won, and so I
Speaker 2: was looking for him that monday. Man, I was looking
Speaker 2: for him, and I saw the truck up at the
Speaker 2: street at the neighbor's house. And I wasn't playing to
Speaker 2: get a package. So I went up there and there's
Speaker 2: some other dude. I'm like, where's Tim. He said, oh,
Speaker 2: you didn't show up today, and I said, oh, come on.
Speaker 2: He said he's probably worried about getting ribbed over that
Speaker 2: Falcons Cowboys getting I was like, dang it, I didn't
Speaker 2: get him.
Speaker 1: So anyway, you feel free to cut out. Hey, Alex,
Speaker 1: speaking of Cowboys fans, do we have any anywhere around?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it'd be I think we're ready for surprise number one.
Speaker 1: Oh we'll be right back.
Speaker 5: Hey, we've been talking about your dude, it's now your
Speaker 5: time to join. That's around your camera though.
Speaker 1: My man, what's up that? First of all, how's that him?
Speaker 4: Uh didn't battle about sixty you know, so it's getting there, guys,
Speaker 4: getting there.
Speaker 1: I can't believe you're not wearing any Cowboys, so I
Speaker 1: know you're on this thing. I'm in the cowboy room.
Speaker 1: You know, there you are, Cowboy room, a tim. I
Speaker 1: got to ask you a question. You took a job
Speaker 1: at UPS to make a living. Yes, yes, But whatever
Speaker 1: it is inside of you that makes you do the
Speaker 1: job the way you do that inspires people along your
Speaker 1: route to care enough about you and to talk about
Speaker 1: you the way to do. I'm sure you like the money,
Speaker 1: but I cannot imagine that that money is anywhere close
Speaker 1: to what you feel when you hear people talk about
Speaker 1: how much they appreciate you, when you hear what you've
Speaker 1: just got through here and what's going through years.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, my whole route, I love each and
Speaker 4: every one of them, and it's just like I got
Speaker 4: a friendship with everybody, and it's just different.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: We talk about sports, talk about life, talk about kids,
Speaker 4: and it's very emotional, you know, to hear everything that
Speaker 4: was said.
Speaker 1: And I was overwhelmed.
Speaker 4: When Aaron came to me and told me what he did,
Speaker 4: and you know I had to sit down for a
Speaker 4: minute like, oh, but you know I was raised to
Speaker 4: treat people in a nice, kind way and smile.
Speaker 1: You know, I wake up with a smile. On my face.
Speaker 1: I don't care what's going on in my life.
Speaker 4: I got a smile on my face, and I want
Speaker 4: my cousin to know that I appreciate.
Speaker 1: Y'all and they make my day.
Speaker 4: So I supposed this surge is supposed to happen, probably
Speaker 4: like two years ago. But I miss I missed my cut.
Speaker 4: I loved my customers like they make my day. But
Speaker 4: I knew they want the surgery more than I did.
Speaker 4: But I said, I knew I got to get it,
Speaker 4: but just say I got to do it because I
Speaker 4: was this hip went out on me, so I knew
Speaker 4: I had to do it. But you know, it was
Speaker 4: just emotional and like I said, trying to leave my customers.
Speaker 4: And I told my super bows, I said, when you
Speaker 4: do find somebody to run my rap, make sure they
Speaker 4: care because all my customers they spoiled and and I
Speaker 4: love to spoil them.
Speaker 1: Jim Jim, we uh. We talk about on the show
Speaker 1: all the time about making a difference where you are
Speaker 1: and you don't have to be rich, and you don't
Speaker 1: have to be part of some big organization too. As
Speaker 1: a member of the army of normal folks, just normal folks.
Speaker 1: See areas of need and employ your abilities and your passion.
Speaker 1: And your abilities and passion are simply to shed a
Speaker 1: little sunlight and a little happiness everywhere you go. And
Speaker 1: there is a need you see or just the people
Speaker 1: along your route. And you're a living example of what
Speaker 1: little random acts of kindness can do to inspire people's hearts.
Speaker 1: And I just want you to know I'm inspired by you, dude.
Speaker 1: Just the just just being able to do what you
Speaker 1: can do where you are changes the world. And I
Speaker 1: have a list here of thousands of people who or
Speaker 1: hundreds of people along your list whose world you changed
Speaker 1: every day by simple act of kindness. And how would
Speaker 1: you say too? Yeah? Well, I mean and Aaron are
Speaker 1: are are just living proof of that, Jim. How long
Speaker 1: have you worked for UPS? Going on eleven years? Wow? Well,
Speaker 1: I want to tell you one more surprise is uh.
Speaker 1: UPS has a guy that's got like one point seven
Speaker 1: million followers on something right Alex on what Instagram or
Speaker 1: TikTok or whatever it is. Yeah, And he has a
Speaker 1: route down in the Southwest, in Texas somewhere, and he's
Speaker 1: been a guest on the show. He's been all over
Speaker 1: the world on social media, he's been interviewed by everybody,
Speaker 1: and he's called the Dancing ups Man. Tim. Have you
Speaker 1: ever heard of this guy him? Yeah, his name's Russell Butler.
Speaker 1: I love the dude. He hung out with me one
Speaker 1: day in Memphis and told his story and we did
Speaker 1: it in front of a live audience, and he lit
Speaker 1: the place up. And he can do ice ice baby
Speaker 1: and spin around like nobody's business. And there seems to
Speaker 1: be this recurring theme we keep tripping across, which is
Speaker 1: some of these ups folks are just great guys. And Tim,
Speaker 1: while you inspired the people along your route with your
Speaker 1: random acts of kindness, and then they inspired you with
Speaker 1: their random acts of kindness, this guy wants his people
Speaker 1: to smile too, and so while he's on his route
Speaker 1: bouncing around, he'll just bust a move for everybody. And
Speaker 1: I love him. And his name's Russell Butler. And so,
Speaker 1: Aaron and Casey, in honor of your random acts of
Speaker 1: kindness for Tim, and in honor of Tim's random acts
Speaker 1: of kindness for the people on his route, we have
Speaker 1: the very own Russell Butler Dancing ups Man, to give
Speaker 1: you guys a high ho And Hello, Alex, where's Russell?
Speaker 1: What up? Dude? My man, How you doings?
Speaker 6: I'm doing great, Bill?
Speaker 1: How you doing? How do you feel when you find
Speaker 1: out there's other ups guys sharing sunshine out there?
Speaker 6: Hey, Tim, Man, I just I just heard your whole story, Dude,
Speaker 6: I absolutely love it.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 6: My brother and Brown keep doing the thing.
Speaker 1: Man looking Brown do for you.
Speaker 6: That's right, that's right, man, I tell you, my my
Speaker 6: heart goes out to you. Bro. Like my knees. There's
Speaker 6: days my knees don't want to function. I can't imagine
Speaker 6: having hipster place needs. I mean, that's you're doing the thing, dude.
Speaker 6: You know again, I'm I'm proud to be your brother
Speaker 6: in Brown.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, yes, sir ac. Have you have you seen
Speaker 1: Russell's moves? I'm not well. I'm hoping to Yeah, all right,
Speaker 1: dude's sick and you would not have any idea if
Speaker 1: his knees are busted up. Trust me, speaking spin and
Speaker 1: to my dance moves are dangerous because I go about
Speaker 1: two sixty. So when I go right and then I
Speaker 1: come back left, some of me is still right. And
Speaker 1: then when I bust back right that that side swipe
Speaker 1: might hurt somebody. So I got to be really careful.
Speaker 1: But that cat is lean and clean. And Tim with
Speaker 1: your new hip, we got to get Russell to start
Speaker 1: teaching you some moves, so you that on your route.
Speaker 1: When I get the needs that they it is on
Speaker 1: a Russell, I got a question, what football? Are you?
Speaker 1: A Cowboys guy? Being down there?
Speaker 6: What do you I was just about to say, shout
Speaker 6: out to them Cowboys, the Boys.
Speaker 1: That's right, Aaron, you're getting out numbered here, I know.
Speaker 1: Let me. Let me let me tell you something. We've
Speaker 1: got six people on the screen. We're looking at at
Speaker 1: Tim and ups guy in Atlanta, We're looking at at Russell,
Speaker 1: A Upskay in Texas, Aaron and Casey. Y'all, if you
Speaker 1: don't believe in the power of an army of normal folks,
Speaker 1: just look at the grins on this screen today, all
Speaker 1: from people who deliver packages for a living and decide
Speaker 1: to make smiles along the way just to brighten people's day,
Speaker 1: and then human beings touched by that who then want
Speaker 1: to do little random acts of kindness to give back.
Speaker 1: If that is not the power of what we try
Speaker 1: to talk about every week, I don't know what is.
Speaker 1: And all four of you simply make my weak.
Speaker 6: Hey and Bill and Alex, thank y'all for doing this.
Speaker 6: Aaron Casey, thank y'all. Seriously, that's a pretty special deal
Speaker 6: with y'all did for Tim. It's pretty amazing.
Speaker 3: Anything you do to get ten back on the route.
Speaker 1: Said, I love eating her one, y'all. I love that.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it is you're gonna feed him tonight too.
Speaker 1: In fact, Alex, Alex, you got anything to say about
Speaker 1: all this? You put it all together. Yeah.
Speaker 5: The only thing I failed at is I tried asking
Speaker 5: Tim before the interview, Hey, what's your favorite song? Because,
Speaker 5: like you know, we often have like entrance music for guests,
Speaker 5: and he wouldn't give me his favorite song. You couldn't
Speaker 5: forgot this. I wanted to surprise you, Tim with ruffle
Speaker 5: dancing your favorite song, but not allow me to do so.
Speaker 5: So I don't know if you got one on this
Speaker 5: song you could think about.
Speaker 1: Well, now boots on the ground with the fans, I
Speaker 1: personally think, if it's all right, just go with ice
Speaker 1: ice baby and we can entro it with some with
Speaker 1: some video of that cat doing his stuff. And I'm
Speaker 1: telling you you will all freak out the things that
Speaker 1: on him. He moves things I don't even have fans.
Speaker 1: I don't even know. It's Gray.
Speaker 5: I got Tim song called up.
Speaker 1: Would you be game to dance or wrestle? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Hey, I'm ready, dude, just give me, just give me
Speaker 6: the goat.
Speaker 1: All right, let me pull it up here. God, I cheating?
Speaker 4: Got them?
Speaker 1: I didn't. Damn.
Speaker 7: You're ready with them fans with fans, with fans any
Speaker 7: one time?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I got my boo. Where the friends
Speaker 1: that this dude does this on his roup? Y'all?
Speaker 2: That's awesome.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I never heard of Yeah, that's tremendous. Yeah so so, uh, Tim,
Speaker 1: time step up your game over there in Atlanta. I'm
Speaker 1: telling you, Hey, it's coming. It's coming. As as Aaron,
Speaker 1: thank you so much for thinking enough about Tim to
Speaker 1: do what you did. It feels like it inspired a
Speaker 1: neighborhood to give back. Casey, thanks so much for being
Speaker 1: a part of it, letting us know. Tim. Just know
Speaker 1: those little random acts of kindness and those smiles they
Speaker 1: inspire the neighborhood. They've inspired us, and now there's gonna
Speaker 1: be thousands and thousands of people that see and hear
Speaker 1: the story that will be inspired by you, and maybe
Speaker 1: hopefully they hear this driving down the street or on
Speaker 1: their morning walk, and today they just give somebody they
Speaker 1: don't know an extra smile because of what you've done.
Speaker 1: And if we had a million people doing that today,
Speaker 1: I just feel like it may break down some of
Speaker 1: those walls that continue to invite us. A simple smile,
Speaker 1: a simple hello Russell, a simple dance move. You guys
Speaker 1: are inspiring. You're a member of the army of normal folks.
Speaker 1: You're random. Acts of kindness are no smaller feat than
Speaker 1: some billionaire giving away millions of dollars to some big philanthropy.
Speaker 1: It all counts, at all matters that we do what
Speaker 1: we can where we are, and if we stand together
Speaker 1: and join the army and normal folks, we can change
Speaker 1: our culture. And it's all walks of life. And you
Speaker 1: guys are the absolute illustration of what that looks like.
Speaker 1: And I salute all of you, and I thank all
Speaker 1: of you for what you do and for joining us today.
Speaker 4: Thanks, thank you, Bill, thank you, thank you