00:00Oh, yeah.
00:02Okay, who's going to start?
00:03You want to start?
00:04Yeah, you start.
00:05Please, don't make me start.
00:07So your friend tells you they have Parkinson's.
00:09Some helpful tips.
00:11Ah, so you're part of this too.
00:13I guess I am now.
00:15Okay, great.
00:16Well, you got to start somewhere.
00:18Don't make it weird.
00:19Should write that down.
00:20I don't have to write it down.
00:21I got a mental note.
00:22My head right, it sucks.
00:26Well, what should I say to my friend?
00:27How about, uh, thanks for telling me.
00:30That's it?
00:31You don't need to do any fancy speeches.
00:33Good, I hate big speeches.
00:35That's clear.
00:37Well, most people's first instinct is to try and help.
00:41And that's great, but just try not to confuse helping with fixing.
00:46What's the difference?
00:47Saying you found a cure on the internet is not helping.
00:50I wouldn't do that.
00:51Have you seen a s*** that's on that thing?
00:54What's the biggest mistake people make?
00:58You worry so much about saying the wrong thing today.
01:01Stop saying anything.
01:02So what's the right thing?
01:03You want to get lunch?
01:05Okay, I think I got it.
01:07Don't make it weird.
01:08Start simple.
01:09Help don't fix.
01:11And keep showing up.
01:14Congratulations.
01:16Officially qualified to be a friend.
01:19And if your friend wants to do more?
01:21Ah, go to michaeljfox.org, where you can help us find a cure for breakfast.
01:26That's the internet, but it's good internet.
01:30So, are you still getting lunch or what?
01:33You buying?
01:33For you?
01:34Yeah, I'm buying.
01:36No soup.
01:39All right, now, let's go.
