Say something nice

The speaker didn't do a Facebook live at church, but instead made a video in their home office. They discussed their love for wrestling and how some injuries are real. They mentioned the recent deaths of two wrestlers, Terry Funk and Bray Wyatt, and how social media allows them to learn more about the wrestlers' real lives. They shared that Bray Wyatt's death was unexpected and due to complications from COVID-19. The speaker emphasized the importance of saying nice things about people while they are still alive and suggested giving compliments and recognition. They concluded by encouraging listeners to say positive things about others. ୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧୧ Hey guys it's a Sunday night um yeah I didn't do a Facebook live at church today um I'm throwing a video up there kind of backwards I'm in my home office got some really cool light show going on behind me and the beginning of this one was just uh it was terrible I think I'm gonna do it all over again and I'm gonna do it uh I'm gonna do it uh I'm gonna do it better and perfect and everything that would be another example of as you say fake news okay Mr. President yeah you're right I'm not gonna do it I'm just gonna get right into this um I am somewhat of a wrestling fan um been a wrestling fan since I was a kid and I know I know outcomes are predetermined I know they got the storylines I know they got all that but many of the injuries in there are real and um you got it the physicality in many of this is real and uh you know if you take common sense and look at it like look if you're in a wrestling ring with somebody and they throw you you take your arm and throw you into like the ropes are you really gonna bounce back and run back towards the guy or are you gonna hang on to the ropes like I ain't going back to you haha be for real um you're not gonna just stand there and hey look he's got a chair what's he gonna do with that he probably wants me to sit down no but um you know thanks to social media I know more about the people in real life so they're like actors and actresses and stuff like that and then you learn about them in real life and everything but they really do entertain um this past week uh lost two wrestlers one uh Terry Funk and he was a legend and a hardcore legend if you like violent kind of things yeah he was a would be a violent kind of guy but he was just short of turning 80 years old and there was health problems and thanks to social media we knew about that we were told okay so we were kind of expecting that but then then uh day after that Friday um lost another one he goes by the name of Bray Wyatt but his real his real name Wyndham Lawrence Rotunda and he's got family that's been involved in the wrestling business so he's like third generation wrestler um and his death came like sudden um he got oh gee I don't want I don't want to miss do anything he's been dealing with an undisclosed illness since last February uh shortly before his death uh three days ago it was revealed the illness was COVID-19 which exasperated a pre-existing heart condition and a lot of people just didn't see that coming and of course you know all over social media and then the WWE wrestling show Smackdown on Friday night there was tributes to the guy and very very touching you know like in real life you've seen them on TV but in real life there's people that seen him and known him completely different guy like somebody who would play bad a bad guy in a movie you know real life a sweetheart of a person would you know and in many ways and so that was the same for for this guy I'll just call him uh I'll just call him uh Bray as it was known on television and in the wrestling business and but here's all these people that um you know talk nice about him and I can come up with something nice about him and then after it was all over and you turn off the you know you turn off your little internet you turn off the TV and stuff you take a look around at people who are physically here yeah we've all had loved ones who passed away and there's just a lot of nice things that be said about them and even at funerals nice things would be said they don't say any bad things okay and I was just wondering can we say nice things and good things about people while they're still here maybe even to their face give them compliments and good things about them and you know Bible says whatever is good pure holy good report if there's any virtue meditate on that you can even meditate out loud and focus on positive stuff in people and if there's something they're doing right and doing good they'll want to continue doing it knowing that they're getting some kind of recognition you know that that's that's you know what I like to do this moment forward to people and if anyone's listening to this thank you I know I'm reaching some people out there not just right away but later on and maybe hopefully you know people will come back and you know listen to this again later on or something but yeah um this is my therapy you guys are my therapists I'm not laying down on your couch I'm not in your office I'm just in your head now get into my head you'll say wow there's a lot of room in here look a playground but that does that's that's a thought and um you know and of course when people say Oh thoughts and prayers go to Bray Wyatt's family I really do hope they prayed instead of just saying it and then maybe you know here's social media I mean you know he's got some famous relatives and here's their wrestling names and hey you know they're still alive maybe we can maybe you know through social media just you know give him a high and thinking about you stuff like that say some positive things about them it's never too late anyways you got people around you coat family co-workers classmates neighbors the person in the grocery store line behind you the cashier something say something nice about people that's all I got to say about that I got to go do things talk to y'all later