<caption><image_69>The image shows a man standing behind a podium with his arms stretched out in front of him. He is wearing a green suit and glasses and appears to be giving a speech or presentation. The background is a gray wall with columns on either side. The man is gesturing with his hands as he speaks. He looks serious and focused.</caption><transcript><audio_70>so i'll close with one last true story for almost 20 years there was one writer whose family lived in a big sprawling house that contained members of at least three generations the grandparents all the grandparents</transcript><transcript><audio_71>and all of those kids grandchildren in effect there was one little girl who was asked by a teacher one day at school who might be available in case of emergency at her house and she said oh</transcript><transcript><audio_72>there's always somebody home at my house but there was a touching moment one day when the author's four-year-old nephew got into some sort of jam and he needed help and so he stood in the front hallway and he shouted out</transcript><transcript><audio_73>anybody anybody and quickly three adults and one teenager appeared on the scene and soon all was so what if when traveling in our boats</transcript><transcript><audio_74>through life and stormy weather emerges we are less quick to save ourselves less prone to blame someone else less anxious to toss someone overboard</transcript><transcript><audio_75>and more open to shouting anybody anybody because we would learn to see that we're all in this together and that our best answers will always be communal answers we'll see the</transcript> so i'll close with one last true story for almost 20 years there was one writer whose family lived in a big sprawling house that contained members of at least three generations the grandparents all the grandparents and all of those kids grandchildren in effect there was one little girl who was asked by a teacher one day at school who might be available in case of emergency at her house and she said oh there's always somebody home at my house but there was a touching moment one day when the author's four-year-old nephew got into some sort of jam and he needed help and so he stood in the front hallway and he shouted out anybody anybody and quickly three adults and one teenager appeared on the scene and soon all was so what if when traveling in our boats through life and stormy weather emerges we are less quick to save ourselves less prone to blame someone else less anxious to toss someone overboard and more open to shouting anybody anybody because we would learn to see that we're all in this together and that our best answers will always be communal answers we'll see the
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