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Hey everyone, it is another weekend of taking you behind the scenes of how we support our clients and the community. This weekend Miami Miami hosted an amazing event Walk for Mental Health Awareness. It was a beautiful event. A lot of people came out. It was hosted at Zoo Miami and we saw some familiar faces. I read your Leon, how are you? Have you been? I'm good. I'm good. How are you? We're just hanging out. Mental Health Awareness month. Yeah, we're in at Zoo Miami at the Nami walk for Mental Health Awareness month and five degrees, 105��. It's for a good cause cause it's important for black people to worry about their mental health. Take care of yourself. OK, it was hot almost to 105, they said. But it's all for a good cause and it means something to our community. So of course we're going to go hands in. We came through to support Terry Williams of One United Bank to teach the youth about financial literacy, and they're soaking it up like sponges. Tonight is the night of all nights celebrating 20 years of Legacy magazine and here comes the chief Gladiator herself, Suzanne McDowell, looking like she was plucked out of a Vogue magazine, hot off the presses, making it to 20 years of telling the most vital stories within our communities, within the small businesses, within the black-owned businesses. It's just amazing and very, very, very vital to see for the generations. Coming up. This venue was absolutely breathtaking. The aura in the room was unmatched. And here's a message from our chief Gladiator, Suzanne McDowell. This is my very good friend Dexter, and it's his 20th anniversary, 20 years of telling black stories in South Florida. So I am so proud of you to actually break. And you've been my friend since the very beginning. We've been here since. Again. So congratulations next to Rich man. Welcome to Legacy Magazine, Gala Power Gala, 20th anniversary of this fantastic man. Thank you. You're welcome. Alrighty.