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If you see somebody crying, so if you see somebody that's tearful, do you walk up to them to console them, or do you completely avoid them, like the plague, because you're afraid that they're nuts?

Are we talking about all of us or you? Because my answer is different.

Well, I am a sloppy crier, by the way. This is definitely me. Oh, I am a, my God's not running in my mustache.

Have you ever seen Kim Kardashian cry?

Is she sloppy?

Not sloppy, just really ugly. That's what I look like.

Oh, it's ugly.

It's a bad, you can't control a face.

Yeah, I'm not an ugly crier. I'm a sloppy crier. It just gets really sloppy. So Saturday, I was flying back from New York. So I went to New York for a fundraiser that my niece put on for my brother-in-law, her dad, who has early onset Alzheimer's. Diagnosed at 54 years old. This is one of the greatest guys I've ever met, and he right now doesn't know who he is, basically. You know, he knows who his family is, and thank God, you know, his wife is my sister and knows me. Actually, it was one of the reasons why I really wanted to go, because it calms him when he sees people that he knows, and he gets freaked out when he sees other people. So we get done with the weekend. It was awesome. I was so proud of Audrey for what she did and how she raised a bunch of money. And the money that she raised and she helped raise last year actually went towards a couple of new developments that they just came up with, which were pretty awesome. She's part of a group of young professionals. They're all 20 and 30-year-olds, and it literally is nothing but 20 and 30-year-olds, and they do these fundraisers. So it's pretty cool. So I'm in the airport. We're in New York, in LaGuardia Airport, which, by the way, might be the greatest airport I've ever been in. They redid that airport. It's fabulous. If you've never been to LaGuardia Airport, back in the day, it used to be, honestly, a place you'd worried that you were, you know, going to get some kind of a disease. You might still get one, but it's a nicer disease. So I'm sitting down. Chelsea is gone to go get us waters. And I am making a post on Instagram and Facebook where I'm looking through pictures of me taking, you know, some fun moments with my brother-in-law, Scott. And I start getting really emotional as I'm writing, you know, about him and his disease that he is battling. And this fine gentleman walks up to me. And when I say gentleman, he's probably, he's like at my age or maybe a little older. And he walks up, puts his hand on my shoulder and goes, it will be okay.

Oh, that's so beautiful.

And I looked at him and I go, oh, thanks. I appreciate it. And then I thought, do I explain to him? I did not get divorced or did not. I'm not getting break. Yeah, but still, it applies. He goes, it will be okay. And he puts his hand on my shoulders and gives me that nice thing. I'm like, oh, thanks. And then I'm like trying to explain to him because for some reason I'm like thinking, if I explain to him what's going on, he'll then. So I'm like, I was in town for a fundraiser for my brother-in-law's gut early onset Alzheimer's and we ended up having a little chat. And then Chelsea walks up and she walks up with the water and she sees me with my new friend and and we're talking for a little bit and he was very nice and he was not going to uh he was not going to detroit he was going to dallas and they were at the terminal which was right next to the detroit they put the d's right next to each other the d's you know what the d's

I'm just going to the little D's nuts. Hey!

Oh, my God.

I'm going to make you cry. But I ask this question. If you see somebody crying, do you walk up to them and do you say something to them? Because I feel like back in the day, and when I mean back in the day, I mean back even like five, ten years ago, I would walk up to somebody and I would offer them a hug. Nowadays, I'd be afraid they'd call the police on me.

I agree with the whole touching thing. But I think if you would have asked me this five minutes ago, I would have said absolutely not leave that person alone. But I think something we touch on a lot on the show is men's mental health and men expressing emotion. So for you to express emotion and have another man without any contact just comfort you in a public setting and not need justification for that emotion. I love I think that was.

That's a good point. Yeah, that is a good point.

Five minutes ago, I would have been like.

So, would you walk up to a, like if I saw an elderly man crying, I'd walk up to him like the man from Up. Like if I saw him there, I'd say, sir, did your house just fly away by balloons?

I'd like to believe that there's a version of me that 100% of the time, no matter how the wind is blowing, will go up to somebody and say, are you okay? But the reality is, I'm not that person. I just pray for you for a distance. Like, I hope everything is okay. Like, you sit there and you do the look. He'll be fine. She'll be fine. Because I have had those situations where you go up to somebody and they just kind of brush you off. I'm fine. I'm fine.

Yeah.

Like, I've had those situations, too. And then you feel weird. Yeah.

Like, if you saw a woman crying, as a guy, I'd be worried to walk up to her because I'd be honestly worried that she or people would think I made her cry. You know what I mean?

Right. Yeah. this happened to us last night i was i was actually at kroger with lucy and smith and we walked in and there was a kroger employee a female who was crying oh and there was another male employee who was kind of just like standing right next to her and lucy walked past and she was like mama did you see that lady crying and i looked back and noticed her and so and i i normally i don't know i don't know if i normally kev to your point would like insert myself into the situation but it she it like togged in my heart so bad so i went back to her and said are is everything okay are you okay and the gentleman who was with her said oh somebody on the internet was was bullying her oh um and i think she may have had special needs um which is awesome that kroger you know helps helps give those individuals a job and um and so uh we you know said a few words to her and walked away and i said to the kids i have an idea we should go into the flower department and we should buy her flowers and we should go give her the flowers and smith was so for this so we did and he was the one that walked up to her and gave her the flowers oh my god her face lit up wow lit up that guy didn't buy me anything i didn't even get a starbucks from

him how dare that guy no really that's sweet though that is very sweet that's awesome to do That's a teaching moment for your kids, too.

For sure. I was going to say, he invited you into the bathroom to talk about it, but you said no.

You misdropped the TV. I think, honestly, I think he could have been. I mean, who knows? I mean, you said they put the D's together. Right, exactly. Gay sex, whoa. Donnie, what's going on? What do you do? First off, good morning, Donnie. Good morning.

First caller of the day.

What's happening?

in um okay so i hugged a stranger my husband and i we were sitting in a meyer parking lot and we had just parked and there was a lady and her husband and their kid getting out of their car the husband was just like yelling at his wife going crazy she was crying he stormed off into the store my husband and i just looked at each other like that's crazy we started to walk in the store and i was like hold on i turned around and i like went up to her car and she was crying she rolled down her window i talked to her like i started crying and she let me hug her but it's like it's just so weird to see that in public and i just like try to encourage her like i hope you feel safe i hope there's somebody you could go to that's not okay like it's just i just felt a need to like have that heart to heart with her like it it just made me feel so good but that is so nice she let me hug her i have no idea where her name is but i hope she's doing okay and i hope you love

that man no that is that is so nice that that is sweet i i will say this that you talk to cops cops they stay away from domestic situations because sometimes but majority people do and and and i think sometimes we don't put our heads in and our noses into it i guess our heads heads would be kind of weird right we put our noses into it because we're worried about it, but we could be the person that could be the saving person for them, you know?

I really hope, I really hope. I mean, I think about her all the time. I really hope she was able to get away because if people act like that in public, imagine what they do in private. It was just scary, and I just hope she was okay.

Thank you for the call, Donnie. Appreciate you.

Yeah, of course.

Texting in 9550-0734 says, mind your own damn business. that's a person by the way that's woke up on the wrong side of the bed you might need a hug uh another person said oh my god shannon your story just made me tear up oh that's it uh kenyatta said that uh and then uh this one right here this is 419 419 says did this one time only to find out that the person was having the worst day ever now we're best friends for the last 20 years Love that. Those are like stories that Hallmark writes as movies.

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