Transcript
I went out on an ordinary day in a rush to get something done.
I actually had gone out to purchase a computer cable.
Went to the store and I was in a hurry,
and the first store I went to didn't have what I wanted,
the second I went to had what I wanted,
but of course it was a little more, and I was gradually
getting more and more frustrated with each stop.
And finally I found myself at Walmart
and walked out of the store empty-handed again,
and somebody had shoved a grocery cart into the side of the car.
And I just lost it right there in the parking lot.
Went home and probably shouldn't --
I definitely should not have even driven.
I was in a state that nobody should be behind the wheel
of a car, operating thousands of pounds of metal,
but I made it home and just went and laid down.
And the whole time, I was just desperately trying
to calm myself down and couldn't.
I remember feeling like I had climbed to the top
of a 100-foot tree in the middle of a wind storm
and was just hanging on for dear life.
I knew I never wanted to feel like that again.