Catch Tom Sutter’s inspiring story on tomorrow’s podcast episode.

They go, look, don't feel sorry for yourself. There's always going to be someone that has it worse. And I said, how can anyone have it worse? My kid's got cancer, right? And they're like, well. And so I met that guy, you know. Cal was diagnosed in June of 05. And in August, his roommate, only child, 14 years old. And the dad and I were playing PS2 with the boys. That dates it right there as how long ago I was playing PS2, right? And the dad, after a couple hours, he's like, hey, you know, is it all right if my son. Because we could have pulled the curtain down back then. You shared rooms. And he's like, can my son hang out with you? He goes, I gotta. I gotta, you know, go. And I go, oh, where are you going? He goes, well, I gotta go to. Down to Northwestern because my wife has breast cancer. Now, you think of that. Only child has leukemia, wife has breast cancer. And then he tells me how he parks about a quarter mile away to avoid paying for the parking garage. And I said, you know, when you get that ticket, it's only $2 when you get the ticket. And he goes, well, you know, along the way, I lost my job and I need that $2 to eat. I'll never forget that night.