Individuals who offend a community should be allowed the opportunity to apologize and be human after making a mistake.

“so if a person offends you and they make a mistake and then you know you say okay no you know you was wrong for that and they say okay damn i [ __ ] up you know when they come back and they correct that mistake we gotta allow people to be human”

Successful people from impoverished neighborhoods should utilize their influence to partner with corporations and bring resources back to their communities.

“when you from the ghetto right and and you can come up and you come up you can get you know popular or you become a celebrity you don't have to use your own money to take care of your people in the hood you can always utilize your influence to partner up with people that got money”

Nothing provides greater fulfillment or joy than using one's platform and resources to give back and create opportunities in the community.

“there's nothing that gives me joy that nothing that fulfills me more than like taking care of these people. I got two affordable housing projects. I got one in Wynwood. I got one in North Miami. Those are the things that I'm most proud about.”

He views his role in his hometown as being a provider of hope for youth who face similar environments to those he grew up in.

“it's one thing man to let the kids see you on TV but to see you in the flesh I just feel like that's an extra answer of motivation for these kids and in Liberty City man like that hope that extra motivation is needed and I I I call myself the neighborhood hope dealer and often times you think of Lib”

He believes it is important to be honest with children in his community about the realities of life.

“I think it's right to give them the truth and I'm open so I'm living with The Good the Bad and the Ugly in front of the world”

He views the murder as an attack on the community's way of life that necessitates public cooperation to achieve justice.

“This is a attack on on his way of life, on our way of life. So this is attack to everybody. So we just want answers.”

She argues that in disaster relief, it is essential to listen to organizations on the ground to avoid sending unhelpful donations that block recovery efforts.

“So, they're not just not helpful. They are actively unhelpful. They are blocking our roads. We are trying to find missing people. We are trying to get emergency services out, and people are in their very, very well-intentioned ways really hurting the system.”

Serving others by creating a space for their stories provides the host with personal meaning and purpose.

“I want to thank you for letting me serve because it is in service that I find purpose that I find meaning and a sense of deep satisfaction that positively infuses every aspect of my my daily life experience”