The Power of Thank You

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Have you ever wondered if your voice truly matters? In this heartfelt episode, I celebrate crossing the milestone of 2,000 downloads while emphasizing that the true value lies not in numbers, but in the connections we're building together. From listeners across North America to new audiences in South America, our community continues to grow, and I couldn't be more grateful for each person who takes time out of their day to listen.

The podcast isn't just mine—it's ours. That's why I'm passionate about hearing your stories, concerns, and perspectives from wherever you are in the world. What's happening in your community that deserves attention? What conversations aren't happening that should be? Your input shapes future episodes and adds invaluable dimension to our discussions. The [e-mail] inbox is always open for your thoughts.

We also dive into what might be the most baffling criminal behavior I've encountered—someone who broke into a vehicle while leaving behind their own car and house keys, with their vehicle parked directly across from the crime scene! This moment of levity opens the door to a more serious conversation about community safety, the sanctity of human life, and our collective responsibility to advocate for meaningful change. When we stand together peacefully but persistently, we've proven time and again that transformation is possible. Reach out and let's continue building this community of thoughtful engagement and positive action together.

Episode Transcript

D.K. (00:11):
good evening, good evening, good evening everyone.
I hope everyone is doing good.
You had a great day, no matterwhere you are, that your day is
going great and you are at sometype of peace and happiness.
It is your boy, damon, and I'mhere with the dk entry podcast.
Hey, I came on just to saymainly thank you, I thank you, I

(00:37):
thank you everyone that listensto this show reason.
I appreciate it because Ilooked at the downloads and I
look where you have downloadedfrom, and I just want to give a
shout out to everyone that hasdownloaded the show, everyone
that has looked at the show,listened to it and continuously
listened to it, and I said, Ijust want to appreciate you,

(00:59):
each and every last one of you.
You have gotten me over 2 000downloads and I just want to
come on here and say thank youvery much for that.
So, no matter where you are, nomatter where you listen to it,
I hope that this show gives yousome type of joy, some type of,
uh, enjoyment for your day andme trying to get some words out

(01:19):
of things that's just going onthat some people may not hear
about or may not even see.
So, again, I just wanted to saythank you, but also, in turn,
again, like I've said before,this is our show.
I would love to hear from you,no matter where you are in the
world.
I would love to hear from you.
So I got an emailDKandTreePodcast at yahoocom.

(01:42):
You can send me an email.
Hey, tell me what's on yourmind, tell me what's going on
where you are.
It's something that we canshare light on, share light on
the show, to get um some wordsout there.
Hey, not things are justhappening here, but things are
happening where you are also.
Again, I appreciate all thelove you've given me and at at

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one time, my downloads didn'treach South America and South
America now hit you also.
So again, I appreciate each andevery last one of you that has
listened to the show andcontinuously listen to the show
and downloading.
Now, on that point, again, likeI said, I definitely want to
hear from you all.
Hey, send me a message, send mean email.

(02:24):
Let me know how you're doing,tell me where you're from, tell
me anything that's going on.
Hey, something that you thinkthat you want to get a message
out.
Tell me about it, I will talkabout it, I will research and
talk about it.
I don't have a problem with it.
Now I'm going to end off onthat note.
But again, thank off on thatnote.

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But again thank you very muchfor everybody to tune in now in
the world of tomfoolery.
You know there's always got tobe some tomfoolery, so when I
see things or hear things, youknow I try to bring it to you
all.
But this comes from the world ofdumbest criminals.
So I've seen this friend ofmine on facebook and um, I
actually reached out to her andI said hey, you know, you mind
if I talk about this.
She was like yeah, no problem,it happened a little bit ago and

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I just didn't get a chance toreally talk about it.
But let me say this if you aregoing to break in someone's
vehicle, make sure you don'thave any of your personal items
on you, ie your keys to yourhouse and your vehicle.
And then when they press thealarm on the vehicle, the

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vehicle is parked right acrossfrom the vehicle you broke into.
Give me a break, are youserious?
I, I, you know something.
I, I don't even have any wordsfor that.
I'm like um, if you're gonna dosomething, why would you do it?
That's just like I steal yourcar and I leave my driver's

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license in the car.
Come on, now, give me a break.
I, how stupid can you be?
You, you, you, you can't bethat stupid.
But then again, yeah, youprobably can, because if you
look at some things that's goingon out here in the world, yeah,
that's just pretty crazy.
That's pretty crazy.
But, um, my man, I, on myfootball shows, I give out brown

(04:19):
bags.
I give out brown bags forperformance or whatever.
But, my man, who did that?
You get a brown bag.
And let me tell you why.
You get the bread.
You getting a special brown bag, a tower brown bag, because we
just came up with that one onone of our shows a tower brown
bag.
The reason that you get a towerbrown bag, because you can't be
that stupid, common sense, Iguess, ain't common with you.

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Matter of fact, no sense, howabout that?
We just going to take all thesense away from you.
But you're going to break intosomeone's car, you're going to
leave your keys, not only toyour car but to your house, in
the vehicle, and then thevehicle you broke into is right
across where you parked from.
Come on now, come on, come on,you got to be kidding me.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry you get the towerbrown bag award tower yet

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nothing can top that right now.
So whoever did that, shame onyou and whatever happens as far
as repercussions to you, it itshould happen, because that
makes no sense.
It makes no sense that youbreak into someone else's
vehicle, somebody out here thathas worked hard for their

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vehicles.
It's just like the carjackingsand I talk about this all the
time Someone's sticking a gun inyour face to take something
that you worked hard for.
It makes no sense this level ofcrime that's out here.
You know I've been very vocaland standing up about violence,
gun violence.
I speak up about this all thetime.

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But another thing I speak aboutalso is that life, life is
precious, life should be sacred.
But you know a lot of peopleout here don't care about life
these days and, as we've seenwhat's been going on all over
the world, some people justdon't care about human life.
I've always been an advocate ofno one deserves to die.

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I've always been an advocate ofthat.
No one deserves to die becauseevery life is sacred.
Everybody has the right to livetheir life.
Again, I've been very vocalabout gun legislation I've been
very vocal about.
These legislators need tochange some of these laws to
protect the people, but rightnow it don't seem like they care

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about anything but lining theirpockets and that's truly, truly
sad.
You know, with all the level ofviolence that's going on in the
world, it needs to change andit needs to stop, because we all
have to stand together anduntil we stand together in
solidarity as one, it's notgoing to stop.

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So my thing of it is again,again.
I've always been an advocate ofpeace.
I've always been an advocate oflife.
I've always been an advocate ofthat.
I've always been harping onthese, like I said, your
legislators, to change theselaws.
And you know, nothing reallychanges because simple fact that

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they don't want to change theselaws.
And you know, nothing reallychanges because simple fact that
they don't want to changeanything.
No one wants to be, as they say, the bad guy.
So my thing with this is thatwe have to stand up and say, hey
, we're tired of this and itneeds to stop and it needs to
change.
And I'm not saying doing itfinally, we have to do it

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peacefully.
We have to show them hey,they're strengthening numbers,
they're strengthening what we doand if you look at some current
events, you all have stood upout here and things have changed
.
So we just have to follow thesame model and the same aspect
of hey, things need to changeand when it does change, we're

(08:02):
going to be fine.
We will be fine.
But, yeah, I wanted to talkabout those couple of things
Again.
The biggest one was the thankyou, because I appreciate each
and every last one of you justlistening to me.
Again, I definitely want tohear from you.
I want to hear where you'refrom.
I want to hear what's going onin your neck of the woods, how
you doing, how do you feel abouteverything that's going on?

(08:25):
Please reach out to meDKandTreePodcast at yahoocom.
Again, I hope this messagereaches everyone.
Well, and hey, let's make achange.
Let's stand up to all thisstuff that's going on out here.
And hey, let's make a change.
Let's stand up to all thisstuff that's going on out here.
We can make a change and wehave proven that in certain
instances that's going to happen.
We can make a change.
All right, I'm going to signoff here.

(08:47):
I appreciate each and everylast one of you that may have
listened, that is going tolisten to this show.
And again, please reach out tome.
I want to hear from you.