>> I hear a lot from people you got me through this time in my life,
or we lost someone very dear to us and when we were in the hos -- I have a friend actually,
a friend who his father got ill, taken ill suddenly,
and he would watch "Big Bang Theory" with his father.
It was a lasting memory for him.
And the day that he actually passed in the hospital they were watching "Big Bang Theory",
and as the credits rolled he passed away.
So when I heard that story I got very emotional because he said the lasting memory I have
of my father is happiness because of you.
So those are stories you hear; like, you know, I'm sick or I was diagnosed with cancer
or something and I'm going through chemotherapy, or I've lost my father, I've lost my mother,
you got me through this time, we're going through very -- we're going through hardships.
Of course, and then you also get the comments on Twitter
that say go back home to your country, you know.
So you put yourself out there and it's not always gravy.
You know, you're going to -- 99 percent you're going to hear nice comments and then, of course,
the only comments you think about are the mean ones.