00:00The LGBTQIA community is mourning horribly tremendous losses from both of them being passed away at this point because they
00:08were just pioneers and they really challenged the status quo in so many ways and shown and still showed that
00:15people can be wonderful humanitarians and truly have the most beautiful hearts and souls and get out there and make
00:21legacies and make money and not become these horrible, selfish, disgusting, greedy billionaires that are trafficking children around islands.
00:29And we want to take all of our water away with AI data centers and crazy things.
00:33There are still things that we can look to to give us kind of that push.
00:38But now that those people are gone, it's not so much that I think that we need to mourn not
00:43just their losses, but we need to step up and say, how am I going to carry those torches forward
00:49myself?
00:50How am I going to dream it and be it?
00:53Not just dream it, but how am I going to be that kind person but not be a pushover?
00:58How am I going to stand up for the people that need me to, but at the same time, give
01:05back so much from what they gave to me?
01:07That's really, that's really the lesson that I think, you know, I'm constantly at my day job telling people, no
01:15matter what the incident, no matter what the situation, there's not always a silver lining, but there is always a
01:23lesson.
01:24And if we can take a lesson from both of them and just carry those lessons with us to the
01:31people that come after us, you know, from generation to generation, that's the legacy that they have left for us.
01:39You know, it's not, they wouldn't want us sitting here bemoaning their death.
01:43They'd want to see what we're doing with their life.
