and this is what royce white said. he said if 60% of the country had cancer, there would have to be a massive public health effort to do something about that. but if the majority of us are mentally ill, then they're not going to -- they're going to ignore it so they don't have to supply universal mental health coverage. but i am willing, this is what he said, i am willing to fight and die to get universal mental health coverage in the united states. 2% of the population controls all the wealth, and the rest of us are just fighting over the rest, and we're stressed out of our minds trying to figure out how we're going to make our way in the world, that's why we're mentally ill. then chuck writes in his article, he's like, okay, and then he writes: royce white sounds like a ninth grader who just wrote a term paper and now thinks he's the smartest person in the room. now, you think about everything that that does for the reader who's reading this. because i think for us it's safe to say that if we read that, we'd be like,

charles ramsey, the dishwasher, stepped out of a white rolls-royce on u street on friday night.ook material. he was on this guy's -- ramsey could barely take two steps before he was spun around to pose with a d.c. cop on a segue. it was day five of ramsey's moment, he was more from hero to celebrity. he was flown in along with his entourage of three young brothers and neighbors and friends and their tough guy uncle by a boxing firm owner and radio show talk host. the visit that started with two bites of chili smokes. dinner at a restaurant there. visit to a club. a couple of hours of shut eye and an appearance on the saturday morning show. then back to the airport home to cleveland where more madness awaits as thus his dishwashing job at hodge's restaurant where he intends to report at 4:00 p.m. he told his story over and over to the likes of anderson cooper and george stefan stephanopoulos. he was cool with well-wishers, comfortable bantering with executives on the presidential yacht. yet clearly anxious about getting back to dishwashing monday. i work for a living, man. i will