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Hey Tai here,

Sometimes it's hard to find somebody to help. There's a lot of need out there in the world. The way I look at it, in the world with all the suffering, you've got to earn the right to drive a Rolls Royce by making sure you give back.

I gave $500 to a homeless man and his dog once and he thanked me by saying “there is a God.”

Now some people would probably say he might use that money for drugs and alcohol, and there's some truth to that, but I don't know. At this point in my life I don't feel like it's my place to judge everything, figure everything out, and try to help.

Some people use it the right way, some people abuse it, but for the people that do use it, at least people didn't hold back giving because of the people who do abuse it. You know what I mean? Plus with that guy, I kind of have a soft spot for dogs. He's got his dog, and hopefully he buys some dog food, vet bills. You know I feel like animals are a lot of times helpless.

For all of you that are successful out there, count your blessings. Success, and fame, and money is short. But the good karma of giving to other people hopefully lasts forever. Help the helpless without too much judgment.

I wonder what the world would be like if everybody, all 7 billion people didn't go to sleep until they did one random act of kindness – It'd be interesting. I'm no expert but it'd probably be better than all the nonsense that goes on now in the world, violence, injustice. But what do I know? Til someone figures out the answer, I guess I'll keep giving to the homeless and the helpless. I don't know. I'm no saint but feels like the right thing to do.

Stay strong,
Tai

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