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An Act of Thankfulness goes a Trillion Ways 122124 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  Speaker 1: There the wisdom of UH greatfulness and thankfulness. Being grateful
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  Speaker 1: and being thankful, it's a something that that enlarges the
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  Speaker 1: soul of the human being and UH prolonged and extant society.
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  Speaker 1: It's to be to be greatful and thankful. It's such
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  Speaker 1: a beautiful thing that reflects much on the human being,
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  Speaker 1: says much about their soul, their heart, their quality of mind,
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  Speaker 1: and yeah, the humility of that soul. Some some societies
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  Speaker 1: of seasons of celebration and seasons of thankfulness and gratefulness,
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  Speaker 1: when where people come together unface and when they faced
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  Speaker 1: the prey and they recide and to enchant or encant
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  Speaker 1: or remember and to the stepping stones to their lives
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  Speaker 1: and people who have been there to make their lives possible.
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  Speaker 1: It's a grateful thing to be thankful. It's a grateful
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  Speaker 1: thing to be grateful. Gratitude goes a long way. The
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  Speaker 1: ability to be grateful, h it's the capacity to be
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  Speaker 1: to be larger than yourself and to be humble and
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  Speaker 1: respectful in remembrance of her the people that have been
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  Speaker 1: there in your life. You know, the people that are
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  Speaker 1: the bridges and that are the linkages and the good
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  Speaker 1: Samaritans and the God sent as we will say it,
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  Speaker 1: and just people that appreciate and and gives you value
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  Speaker 1: and essence and accept your contribution. It's always very important
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  Speaker 1: to be thankful. Some humans, some selfish, some selfish, negative
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  Speaker 1: selfishness or destructive selfishness, or some arrogant, narcissistic and statistic
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  Speaker 1: humans find it difficult to appreciate and the contrary to depreciate.
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  Speaker 1: It's a good thing to appreciate the contribution of others
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  Speaker 1: than to depreciate the contribution of others. The human being
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  Speaker 1: is not an island on itself, and for that reason,
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  Speaker 1: the human being needs something or somebody to be where
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  Speaker 1: they want to be. And two, it's very ironic that
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  Speaker 1: the higher you go into the echalance of society, the
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  Speaker 1: more appreciative and thankful and grateful you and people become.
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  Speaker 1: You know, education goes a long way, and to be
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  Speaker 1: civilized and to be to be raised well and to
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  Speaker 1: be taught the etiquettes and ticker and ethics of life.
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  Speaker 1: To respect yourself by respecting others. Always thank you. It's
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  Speaker 1: something uh, something applaudable, not deplorable. It's a you don't
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  Speaker 1: it don't look weak. To appreciate and to think it
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  Speaker 1: shows the strength of your heart and and the greatness
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  Speaker 1: of your humility and humbleness. And society that gives opportunities
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  Speaker 1: to be grateful, you know, elevates the beings of that
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  Speaker 1: society itself. That's why in the place like America and
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  Speaker 1: the Western world, there always time to celebrate, you know,
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  Speaker 1: like Father's Day, Mother's Day, National Day, Veterans' Day, Precedents Day,
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  Speaker 1: you know, and Christmas, New Year, Thanksgiving, and and birth
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  Speaker 1: days and weddings and graduations and those those are those
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  Speaker 1: are times to celebrate life and to appreciate the success achievements,
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  Speaker 1: and sometimes to celebrate the death of somebody, to appreciate
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  Speaker 1: and to be thankful to the life that has departed
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  Speaker 1: and becose sit and remember the contribution that that person
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  Speaker 1: has made, you know, from the kids and thinking about
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  Speaker 1: their parents the past one the person life past, and
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  Speaker 1: they get to appreciate their life and to retain and
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  Speaker 1: keep their memories. And because the human being is not
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  Speaker 1: itself without others. You do not give birth to yourself.
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  Speaker 1: You did not suckle yourself, You did not tie your
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  Speaker 1: own type. You do not take yourself to all the
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  Speaker 1: vaccines needed for your kid. You do not care for
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  Speaker 1: yourself or feed yourself. And until you became the work
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  Speaker 1: you're working. Teenager people, we're there for you, and it
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  Speaker 1: was good to be grateful to our parents. To thank
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  Speaker 1: your mom, thank your dad, and oh the guardians and
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  Speaker 1: family members that are always there for you. It's always
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  Speaker 1: good to say thank you and called to appreciate the
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  Speaker 1: good will and that does been shown to you. You
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  Speaker 1: must recognize that and learn that and become bad so
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  Speaker 1: for you one day to pass it out. A grateful society,
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  Speaker 1: it's it's a it's a society of healing and un
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  Speaker 1: grateful society. It's a society that depresses itself and sees
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  Speaker 1: the class always have empty, that complaints and sees nothing
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  Speaker 1: good and nobody in themselves in the system. It hurts
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  Speaker 1: the brain fi human being to be negative all the time.
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  Speaker 1: It hurts the soul to be able to say thank
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  Speaker 1: you and and thankfulness and gratitude must not come from
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  Speaker 1: the biggest of things. I always appreciate people who give
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  Speaker 1: me a bottle of water, because water is the easiest
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  Speaker 1: thing to get in our society. But somebody giving you
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  Speaker 1: that purity of chemical or element, that costs no harm
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  Speaker 1: to you. It means a lot to me. Just a
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  Speaker 1: bottle of water, because some other things of chemicals and
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  Speaker 1: that that might not be conducive suitable to my system.
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  Speaker 1: Just a bottle of water. It's something that cheap, but
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  Speaker 1: something that thoughtful, that exchange of good will and trust
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  Speaker 1: building and and elements of happiness and safety and security
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  Speaker 1: and admiration, and that that that bottle of water, for example,
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  Speaker 1: becomes a sign of guaritude and thankfulness. Can be a handshake,
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  Speaker 1: a hark, a kiss on the check, and a smile
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  Speaker 1: or laughter. And it can be just a small commentary,
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  Speaker 1: some just some vibage of linguistic appreciation. It can just
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  Speaker 1: be a letter but you're right, or just a quote,
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  Speaker 1: or just to reach out and to remind some one
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  Speaker 1: and always call back and you know, always to show
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  Speaker 1: to the person I appreciate what they did, what they did.
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  Speaker 1: Sometimes people show up with a bowl of food or
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  Speaker 1: a gift wrapped in something, oh, just their presence. Sometimes
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  Speaker 1: people just text to write the call and they always
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  Speaker 1: go that extra mar that extra man to appreciate I
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  Speaker 1: say thank you this that sometimes the American values and
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  Speaker 1: universal values that says a lot about the person you
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  Speaker 1: If you have a bigger heart, a bigger soul, a
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  Speaker 1: bigger mind, a bigger life, you find it easy to
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  Speaker 1: appreciate even the smallness of person that facilitate your life
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  Speaker 1: or makes your life to be why it is, you know,
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  Speaker 1: sometimes just the person that takes care of your sheets
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  Speaker 1: or make you know that makes you a bad vacuum,
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  Speaker 1: not somebody that cooks your food, or somebody that opens
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  Speaker 1: the door for you just gives you a smile, or
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  Speaker 1: if it gives you a cup of coffee, or through
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  Speaker 1: your news paper. There's somebody a motivational speaker, or somebody
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  Speaker 1: at church, your father, your pastor. That's somebody at the kitchen,
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  Speaker 1: you know, and somebody that volunteers that time, and somebody
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  Speaker 1: that comes to be there to comfort you, somebody that
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  Speaker 1: calls back in difficulties, somebody that gives you helping hand,
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  Speaker 1: somebody that opened the doors for you and for others,
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  Speaker 1: and somebody that helps others far beyond the ways you
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  Speaker 1: can help, like a hurricane somewhere flowed somewhere you know,
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  Speaker 1: on the warter one zone, and people suffering from my
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  Speaker 1: nutrition or hunger, or catastrophes or disasters, you know, civil war,
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  Speaker 1: somebody just devastated by fire, you know, and somebody with
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  Speaker 1: a leak tire on the highway. And we must find
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  Speaker 1: within us as humans that those basic fundamentals that make
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  Speaker 1: that makes you a human, and that makes you to
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  Speaker 1: appreciate life, the community and society in which you live
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  Speaker 1: in that the power of thankfulness and greatfulness goes a
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  Speaker 1: long way. It makes the day of somebody. It makes
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  Speaker 1: somebody to feel like they bellanre just appreciating what people do.
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  Speaker 1: It makes them feel that they have value, that their
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  Speaker 1: work matters, and the purpose and essence and mission of
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  Speaker 1: their being is appreciated, is valued, It's rewarded, it noticed.
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  Speaker 1: It takes nothing to appreciate. It takes nothing to say
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  Speaker 1: thank you. It takes nothing to make people figured in themselves.
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  Speaker 1: It lose nothing to live. A kind word, a kind reveal,
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  Speaker 1: a kind note. It saves a lot, And he says
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  Speaker 1: a lot. And some humans with empty futility and the
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  Speaker 1: emptiness of soul, some humans are rotten in arrogance and narcissism,
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  Speaker 1: in classism, racism, and sexism, and bagetry. That these humans
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  Speaker 1: are apathetic. They lack the gradients and the gifts and
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  Speaker 1: the massifulness and the blissfulness of sympathy and empathy and compassion,
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  Speaker 1: that thing that connects to human being, that interacts with
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  Speaker 1: humanity and communicates with humanity with the eagerness to contribute
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  Speaker 1: to the lives of others. You gain more or you
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  Speaker 1: appreciate and say thank you, and you lose a lot
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  Speaker 1: when you refuses to. Some people find it hard even
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  Speaker 1: to appreciate the people to help them. It's sometimes stressful
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  Speaker 1: to see humans who cannot say thank you, who cannot
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  Speaker 1: be grateful, who cannot appreciate. They become like an ocean
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  Speaker 1: that cannot be feared, like a charactus that sucks out
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  Speaker 1: the water. You know that. They become that thing that
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  Speaker 1: stands in itself by everything around it, waders and meals
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  Speaker 1: and and they light it's turn off. Don't be that person.
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  Speaker 1: Don't be the person that will bury the good works
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  Speaker 1: of others. Don't be that person that will try to
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  Speaker 1: ignore and reject and sabotage the contribution of others. Don't
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  Speaker 1: be that person that would like to steal the invention
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  Speaker 1: of the creation of others and put their names on
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  Speaker 1: it and disregard, disrespect, disinfranchise, discriminatee or dehuman eyes or
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  Speaker 1: dischrist the contribution of others, just to demand them, just
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  Speaker 1: to let them now that they're not body or nothing.
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  Speaker 1: A good person will not do that, and a civilized
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  Speaker 1: human being who we're shamed to do that, and educated
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  Speaker 1: human being, it will be a travesty to go to
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  Speaker 1: that too much education and gain that so much quantum
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  Speaker 1: of purified knowledge, and be that unwilling and incapable of
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  Speaker 1: appreciating the goodness of others. I must learn to be
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  Speaker 1: thankful and grateful. And I always say sometimes to children
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  Speaker 1: who have parents, no matter the age, that your mom,
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  Speaker 1: your mom and dad, and not be Hollywood parents or
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  Speaker 1: or an award winning parents, that they have their own witnesses,
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  Speaker 1: their own deformities, their own inabilities. They are on disorders
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  Speaker 1: and and they are on issues and province and their limitations.
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  Speaker 1: They might not be the best of parents, but as
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  Speaker 1: a child you must sometimes seek sit and reflect, reflect,
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  Speaker 1: and to look for the little grayness of great ingredients
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  Speaker 1: of positive things that they detail. Because when you seek
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  Speaker 1: to appreciate others, it means you are capable of getting
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  Speaker 1: past the past. You are capable of forgiving the past,
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  Speaker 1: and you are capable of letting bagons be pagons. Are
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  Speaker 1: you are capable of going beyond excessive, unreachable expectations and
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  Speaker 1: you come to that self awareness. Not humans are nothing
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  Speaker 1: more than humans. They are flawed beans there, mistaken beans,
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  Speaker 1: and finding within you to forgive and let go. And
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  Speaker 1: once you open that door to your heart, you can
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  Speaker 1: therefore start to pick the letter thanks thou ward appreciating
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  Speaker 1: in the person. The human being is not devoid of gourd,
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  Speaker 1: the human being is not absent of positive causality. There
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  Speaker 1: is always something positive in somebody to appreciate. There's always
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  Speaker 1: every human being has its own shining star. Some might
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  Speaker 1: be brighter than others, and some might be dimmer than others,
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  Speaker 1: but that starts there. And to those who have a
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  Speaker 1: demer star, your appreciation, your tonguefulness and gratefulness to deliver
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  Speaker 1: things that they do can eclat and the French who
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  Speaker 1: say eclatter it can eclat that so it can give
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  Speaker 1: them that spark, and that spark can be the new beginning.
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  Speaker 1: You don't know how far give and timefulness, girls, it's
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  Speaker 1: like a gift that keeps giving. The power to appreciate,
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  Speaker 1: the power to say thank you opens your doors and
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  Speaker 1: helps you open the door for others. The history of being,
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  Speaker 1: a memory of being in itself is called an appreciation
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  Speaker 1: in saying thank you, thank you, being grateful and appreciative.
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  Speaker 1: When you go somewhere and somebody talks about somebody and appreciation,
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  Speaker 1: you get to know that person deeper. It's like a
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  Speaker 1: biography of a person, and you get to pass yourself
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  Speaker 1: in the sound of that person's goodness and achievements and success,
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  Speaker 1: and you get the contribution how the world is grateful.
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  Speaker 1: Sometimes the richest people and the whitiest people are not
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  Speaker 1: remembered for their wealth. They remember for the acts of
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  Speaker 1: good will and acts of contribution, the things that they
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  Speaker 1: did that change your lives of arthers. That's always what
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  Speaker 1: you will remember for, and that thankfulness and gratefulness for
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  Speaker 1: such states are the reasons why you get all these
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  Speaker 1: monuments and cities and all the streets a name after people,
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  Speaker 1: and hospital wards a name after people, hospitals and churches
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  Speaker 1: and schools, the name after people as a sign of
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  Speaker 1: appreciation and the sign to say thank you. Or you
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  Speaker 1: come to America, you go everywhere you see founding fathers,
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  Speaker 1: just say thank you. I got no body laureates are
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  Speaker 1: remembered for their contribution. To say thank you the God
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  Speaker 1: Academy awards to say thank you it got Even in school,
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  Speaker 1: a student that does so well the grades is like
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  Speaker 1: the timfulness of the teacher and the school and the administration,
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  Speaker 1: and a students that a is given to you by
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  Speaker 1: that school, but that teacher to say thank you for
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  Speaker 1: your attention in class, for not being absent in class,
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  Speaker 1: thank you for participating in class, for taking the class seriously.
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  Speaker 1: The same goes with work, every awards timpfulness, same goals
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  Speaker 1: in the military and every aprolot. The same goes with elections,
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  Speaker 1: and the same goes in business with customers, reviews and
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  Speaker 1: when customers are happy for something that you do. When
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  Speaker 1: humanity con sid thank you, some people need it more
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  Speaker 1: than others. And some people, no matter what they do,
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  Speaker 1: society finds it hard to say thank you to them.
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  Speaker 1: Some people live in this world. Their stories are buried,
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  Speaker 1: their hard work is buried, their contribution is spired and
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  Speaker 1: sometimes to deliberacy through unintentionality, that some people live in
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  Speaker 1: this world and they are important when they are dead,
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  Speaker 1: people just refuse to share them. While they are alive
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  Speaker 1: and they still good I remember them when they're dead.
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  Speaker 1: Never let and out of good or a good deed,
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  Speaker 1: go on appreciate it. You don't appreciate somebody for themselves,
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  Speaker 1: they don't say thank you to somebody for something they
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  Speaker 1: did for that person, you become a living testimony toward
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  Speaker 1: society appreciates. If you don't appreciate and say thank you
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  Speaker 1: to the contributions of others to your life and to society,
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  Speaker 1: then there's future of the society. It's dead. What makes
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  Speaker 1: people want to be or to be or not to be.
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  Speaker 1: The thing that makes people want to be is that
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  Speaker 1: they want to be somebody want to emulate. They want
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  Speaker 1: to to to follow the footsteps of somebody that made
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  Speaker 1: a difference and that difference was appreciated. We start to
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  Speaker 1: teach kids had to say thank you to one another
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  Speaker 1: and say thank you to everybody. Christians with thank God
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  Speaker 1: very blessed day and the moment in their lives. Some
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  Speaker 1: other churches with thank their own deity. Some people thank
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  Speaker 1: their country, thank their government. Some people thank the doctors
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  Speaker 1: and the nurses, the fire fighters, the police officers, the medics.
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  Speaker 1: Some people thank the male person that brings their mail.
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  Speaker 1: Some people thank the cab driver, or the bus driver,
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  Speaker 1: some people talking, the nurse in the hospital, or the
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  Speaker 1: person that carries a sick person. There's always thank you
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  Speaker 1: to go around and be quick to be the first
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  Speaker 1: to say thank you. Can be grateful. And if you
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  Speaker 1: forget to do that, I always remember to call back
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  Speaker 1: and that I just called to say thank you. And
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  Speaker 1: each time you say thank you, you see your face,
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  Speaker 1: your physiology changes. You feel that curt in here that's healing.
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  Speaker 1: You get that inner beauty, that inner satisfying, the inner happiness,
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  Speaker 1: that inner enlighten in man. You feel it well, you
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  Speaker 1: can elevate yourself to say thank you to somebody. Oh
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  Speaker 1: you thinking that person, your acknowledging yourself. He says a
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  Speaker 1: lot about you. He says a lot. Don't hold thank
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  Speaker 1: you back, to hold it back, Always be quick and
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  Speaker 1: willing to give it. It's good for your unsoul. It's
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  Speaker 1: good for the mind, it's good for the body. It's
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  Speaker 1: good for the cosmos humanity that we're living. It says
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  Speaker 1: a lot about you where you come from, your household,
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  Speaker 1: your family, your church, your work, your school, your society.
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  Speaker 1: Don't hold back. We should be greatful on tank from
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  Speaker 1: to those who make a difference in our lives and
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  Speaker 1: to the country that we are hold here and to
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  Speaker 1: the institutions that work. It must be grateful to some
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  Speaker 1: individuals in your life. I can remember so many people
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  Speaker 1: that have hurt me, and I don't remember them for
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  Speaker 1: the greatest of things, but that particular person was there
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  Speaker 1: in my life to be another step, to be another bridge.
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  Speaker 1: Always remind me I am never alone, I'm always laughed,
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  Speaker 1: I'm always liked at my contribution matters. I propotic notice
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  Speaker 1: and because some humans are ungrateful, untankful to you, unto
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  Speaker 1: everything you have done for them, to the society allarge
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  Speaker 1: like Jesus that was crucified. It's diffining within you, like
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  Speaker 1: a Christian, to say, Lord, forgive them, for they don't
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  Speaker 1: know what they are doing. Because the greatefulness of society
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  Speaker 1: is always be quick to forgive, to let go, to
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  Speaker 1: move on, to move forward and to see the light
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  Speaker 1: of the universe. Don't hold grgeous and don't minimize people
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  Speaker 1: for what they do to you. You cannot pick and
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  Speaker 1: choose those those who help you. Sometimes the people who
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  Speaker 1: help you are the people you will least expect. Sometimes
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  Speaker 1: have even comes from those you don't like, from those
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  Speaker 1: you hate, from those who don't want but it reminds
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  Speaker 1: you the future. The future can be predictable, but it's
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  Speaker 1: not known yet. You cannot determine where help comes from.
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  Speaker 1: You cannot, therefore ignore a person that helps you because
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  Speaker 1: of the wrongs of society or because of the cruities
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  Speaker 1: of constructs like racism, sexism, bigotry, and this hatefulness and
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  Speaker 1: this demonization and reductionism. It doesn't matter what helps you.
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  Speaker 1: It can be a little kate, an old person. It
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  Speaker 1: can be a person from the other side of the
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  Speaker 1: political aspectrum. It can be somebody with ideologies are different
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  Speaker 1: from yours. Philosophists are different from yours. Can be somebody
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  Speaker 1: from a different races, different gender, in different country, of
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  Speaker 1: different class. It doesn't matter. What matters. It's you being respectful,
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  Speaker 1: being civilized, being educated or moral enough, or being raised
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  Speaker 1: well or nurtured well. To say thank you, I really
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  Speaker 1: mean it. I'm grateful for all you have done to me.
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  Speaker 1: Thank you. I'm grateful for all you have done to
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  Speaker 1: that person, for those people, I'm grateful for what you
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  Speaker 1: are doing to my country. It's like seeing a police
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  Speaker 1: officer in the street and just telling him thank you, sir,
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  Speaker 1: thank you for your service, thank you for your contribution.
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  Speaker 1: It's like seeing the teacher and saying thank you, ma'am,
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  Speaker 1: thank you for your contribution. It's like the person at
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  Speaker 1: the cashier at the grocery store, just thanking them for
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  Speaker 1: opening the doors for you. It's like the person that
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  Speaker 1: the farmer. I spent the time to produce the food
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  Speaker 1: or cluw the food that we eat. It's like a
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  Speaker 1: person comes in and fix your power line, a lick pipe,
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  Speaker 1: or a broken furniture. It's like somebody that helps to
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  Speaker 1: change your tire, somebody that called back, somebody that gave
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  Speaker 1: you a lost id, somebody that saves your life, somebody
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  Speaker 1: that helps to prevent an abuse or kidnapping. You're wrong
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  Speaker 1: to be committed. Somebody that donate that volunteer that time,
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  Speaker 1: even to an elected official. I choose that time to
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  Speaker 1: run for office and take their political abuse an insult.
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  Speaker 1: We appreciate people for what they do. It's not because
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  Speaker 1: you like them, because you appreciate what they do. They're doing,
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  Speaker 1: my friend, is the most important. It must be bigger
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  Speaker 1: than ourselves. And life is passing. And we did impair
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  Speaker 1: the world. Some people did. We're just one spaceman or
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  Speaker 1: one human impearance of humans. The ocean is war and
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  Speaker 1: not appreciated, there will be no ocean. Sometimes the smallest
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  Speaker 1: of things is that which becomes the greatest of things.
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  Speaker 1: Just the constellation of the universe brings people to you
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  Speaker 1: for a purpose, And if you don't appreciate the time,
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  Speaker 1: you may never get the best times in life. Jose,
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  Speaker 1: Thank you sir, Thank you, ma'am. Thank you for the invite.
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  Speaker 1: This was the best meal of my life. This was
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  Speaker 1: the best day of my life. Thank you for coming
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  Speaker 1: to the dinner, coming for work, thank you for coming
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  Speaker 1: along with us, for us going together to the park,
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  Speaker 1: at service today. The sun is gool, will not be
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  Speaker 1: anything to the old I hear. Thank you for coming
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  Speaker 1: for my sons graduation, of my son's brother, or my
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  Speaker 1: daughter's graduating on birthday. Thank you for taking care of
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  Speaker 1: the need of the sick. Thank you for taking care
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  Speaker 1: of care of those are the nursing home of our elderly.
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  Speaker 1: And thank you for preparing a meal, and just thank
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  Speaker 1: you for the decorations. Thank you for participating, or just
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  Speaker 1: thank you for being there, thank you for remembering me,
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  Speaker 1: It's always something to thank somebody for. Never let an
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  Speaker 1: act of thankfulness and gratitude go. There's so much to
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  Speaker 1: be happy about the life, so much to be thankful.
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  Speaker 1: We may not get everything we need, because sometimes humans
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  Speaker 1: even know what it is need. Sometimes we confuse our
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  Speaker 1: need to our wanes and desires. Sometimes we want match
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  Speaker 1: that is given to us. Now, we can effort for ourselves,
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  Speaker 1: but even those who work for you. If you're a billionaire,
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  Speaker 1: you're not a billionnaire by yourself. It's your self effort,
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  Speaker 1: it's your ingenuity, it's your creativity, it's your innovation and invention.
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  Speaker 1: But you need fellow humans to make it come true.
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  Speaker 1: You cannot not remember them, and I appreciate them with
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  Speaker 1: the pay you give to them. When this holiday seasons
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  Speaker 1: or Christmas seasons or Thanksgiving season you remember, then send
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  Speaker 1: them little packages of tank of gratitude or tankfulness, just
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  Speaker 1: to recognize their contribution to the com From the smallest
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  Speaker 1: of person to the biggest of person. It's always thank
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  Speaker 1: you to go around. Remember that, It says a lot
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  Speaker 1: about you. Says a lot about your upbringing. Your nudgement
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  Speaker 1: says a lot about your kind. Says about a lot
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  Speaker 1: about your work, schooling, or your education. It says a
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  Speaker 1: lot about the clubs, organizations of fraternity, or sororities in
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  Speaker 1: December twenty one, twenty twenty four. Happy Holidays. Every day
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  Speaker 1: is a holiday. Every day is a gift, and that
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  Speaker 1: gift is remembered appreciated by saying thank yo to others.
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  Speaker 1: Thank yo. Appreciate your time and your listening. As your heart,
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  Speaker 1: it goes a long way.