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And the man said, "He's come down a long way, hasn't he?" (Laughter) (Applause) There's been kind of a series of epiphanies.
I woke up, they opened the door, I went out to get some fresh air, and I looked, and there was a man running across the runway.
The biggest asset, in my opinion, one of the biggest assets in Bertie County right now is this man: This is Dr. Chip Zullinger, fondly known as Dr. Z.
The holy man Black Elk, said, "I did not know then how much was ended.
One man died after working a 36-hour shift.
This young man is picking organic vegetables.
A man came from Java with a new kind of organic agriculture.
Then, a man named Jean-Paul Sartre wrote a book titled "Being and Nothingness."
This man, Joel Salatin, they call him a lunatic farmer because he grows against the system.
This man, this "lunatic farmer," doesn't use any pesticides, herbicides, or genetically modified seeds.
Well, the subject of difficult negotiation reminds me of one of my favorite stories from the Middle East, of a man who left to his three sons, 17 camels.
In a phrase, it's: Four thousand years ago, a man and his family walked across the Middle East, and the world has never been the same since.
That man, of course, was Abraham.
It makes no difference, because other than the novelty of a few hot-air balloons, man couldn't fly.
There's a wonderful stream of consciousness here and if you follow it along, you learn a lot about this man.
And he said, "Well, young man, I can't give you the brain.
And when he got to be a grown man, he decided he wanted to go into music.
See this man box has in it all the ingredients of how we define what it means to be a man.
Now I also want to say, without a doubt, there are some wonderful, wonderful, absolutely wonderful things about being a man.
And out of my own frustration of my role and responsibility of building him up as a man to fit into these guidelines and these structures that are defining this man box, I would find myself saying things like, "Just go in your room.
(Audience: Man.) Like a man.
I come to also look at this as this fear that we have as men, this fear that just has us paralyzed, holding us hostage to this man box.
But I've got to tell you, we young guys, we looked up to this dude, man.
Now my box, my card, my man box card, was immediately in jeopardy.
This fear, getting outside the man box, totally enveloped me.
It was way more important to me, about me and my man box card than about Sheila and what was happening to her.
I remember asking a nine-year-old boy, I asked a nine-year-old boy, "What would life be like for you, if you didn't have to adhere to this man box?"
A few years ago, the Marlboro Man was retired and replaced by this much less impressive specimen, who is a parody of American manhood, and that's what we have in our commercials today.
And I remembered back to about 10 years ago when I read a book by Susan Faludi called "Stiffed: The Betrayal of the American Man," in which she described how hard the recession had hit men, and I started to think about whether it had gotten worse this time around in this recession.
So who's the man now?" he asked them.
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