Ouvre ton jeu avec Marie-Claude Barrette - #137 - Dany Turcotte | Ouvre ton jeu avec Marie-Claude Barrette

Episode Date: January 2, 2026

Quand je rencontre Dany, je ne peux m’empêcher de repenser à l’enregistrement de La petite séduction à St-Pamphile. Trois jours magiques où les larmes ont côtoyé les rires. Des souvenirs impérissables où j’y ai découvert un homme sensible qui aime le monde et qui était aussi épuisé de sa saison de Tout le monde en parle qui venait de prendre fin. Les commentaires haineux laissaient des empreintes difficiles à effacer.Dans cet épisode Dany revient sur l’impact de TLMEP sur sa vie, il y aborde entre autres la perte de celui qu’il considérait comme son frère Dominique Lévesque, il parle de son plaisir à écrire, de ses premiers amours et de la relation avec son père━━━━━━━━━━━L'épisode est également disponible sur Youtube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts et les plateformes d'écoute en ligne. Vous aimez Ouvre ton jeu? C'est à votre tour d'ouvrir votre jeu avec les versions jeux de société. Disponibles dès maintenant partout au Québec et au⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.randolph.ca/?s=marie-claude+barrette⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Visitez mon site web :⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.marie-claude.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ et découvrez l'univers enrichissant du MarieClub, pour en apprendre sur l'humain dans tous ses états et visionner les épisodes d'Ouvre ton jeu, une semaine d’avance. Avec le code CLUB15, obtenez 15% de rabais sur l'abonnement annuel.━━━━━━━━━━━00:00:00 Introduction00:14:45 Cartes vertes00:45:04 Cartes jaunes01:06:34 Cartes rouges01:23:46 Cartes Éros01:30:47 Carte Opto-Réseau━━━━━━━━━━━Ouvre ton jeu est présenté par Karine Joncas, la référence en matière de soins pour la peau, disponible dans près de 1000 pharmacies au Québec. Visitez le⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.karinejoncas.ca⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ et obtenez 15% de rabais avec le code OUVRETONJEU15.Grâce à Éros et compagnie et notre niveau rose, obtenez 15% avec le code ROSE15 au⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.erosetcompagnie.com/?code=rose15⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Merci à Opto-Réseau, partenaire d'Ouvre ton jeu. Visitez le⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.opto-reseau.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ pour prendre rendez-vous dans l'une de leurs 86 cliniques indépendantes.Mobilia, entreprise familiale fondée à Montréal vous offre 15% de rabais avec le code JEU15 ! Destination incontournable pour des meubles modernes et intemporels, Mobilia compte neuf succursales au Québec et en Ontario, en plus de sa boutique en ligne mobilia.ca.

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so. So, like, I'm very hard to the receive and I I'm going to

we're going to we're going to we're doing doing this little seduction Hey, hello, Dani Tirkot Oh,

good of a beautiful effectively. It's in a village of the boss I think Hey, how it's

like it was like it's like on the frontiers American. Yeah, I remember very well

there was a festival of buchron but I'm but I'm a little perished, I have made

246 okay so we're we're going to put it in subtit in the episode

I can't not be not me souvenir of that, it was it's a very

exceptional that's a particular, you know, because it's that exists more this kind of

that, where we have used a team technical for to get in a place to now,

it would be the budget to do that it's in the good old time of the day, the day,

the day, I'd say, yeah, and it would be the villages in New York

in Quebec, it made the Quebec in New York. We're on practically

every day, I see of the courieres of people that we've visited you're to tell this man,

he's deced but you know, I'm often the news of the village where he celebrate again the fact that it's

so that it's marked a lot and it's a mark a lot of people and I'm thinking where we're going

there's re-pain the church for the mission? For the mission, I mean, it's not

to say, it's not a bit bit kind of to give us to the community to the population

local and it was motivated and the of their place, she was that they were ready

to do their village. And she was at the television during 45 minutes, she had to

have been in a village. It's quite that, you know, that's, you've made that. Yeah,

but I'm going to be able to do that for example. Why? You're be able? Because I

have the battery of sociability at 100, very really, because I've encountered

a lot during all all these years, it's incredible. I've met two million

of people, one to I'm the only the same animator on the world who has

encountered all of his code of one to be in a one. And it's the patience, and also the

fact of the fact of the fact of the way, you know that's that you be doing good humor,

you know, you know, the people are the people, and I think I could be able to be able to

because you because you're completely, because I'm emotionally fatigued to watch the world, and it's

traumatized this emission that because I've got to come to get a bit savage,

I'm a few farroche. I'm going to at the episserie and I'm a quite quite that's a

point of that people come to be because you rest there too, I said you'd say, you'd be there

to do you know like that because I'm going to get with you once, but you'd remember that

245 times. It's intense. It's an time during two years and a day, so it

was in starting to get in the auto, we were with people constantly, constantly,

constantly, I'm for when we're when we're arrived at the hotel we were to-dorming, the lady

madame, I don't. But I remember, this hotel that, and the monsieur, he's a man who's a guest to be in reception, but

that's a very much over his wife said, there's a woman in reception and the other she's left

all overmere, and he came to us open the door, but it's sympathetic that's like, we're

on their cotidien and it's an hotel of a village and it's not, you it's extraordinary

so, really, it's a cardo in it, but as it's exigant. For two years,

that plus my 20 years of with Dominique Levegg so it's like like it's like like it's like like you're in front of your

the store firmed or? Well, at a moatier over, no, no, no, but I'm not so I'm not

so much but it's sure that's, it's, it has left the trace. Yes, to have

met a time of the world and to have done an energy, it's a bit, it's a bit

a bit a bit, it's an omission that's a issue. And now how you go well,

I'm good, now that I'm a new METY, it's good. I've decided to write, and I'm

very much that. It's something that I'm like, that I'm really, that I'm

stimulate, that I'm motivate, and that's me don't also a reason to do it. The people,

they're not always with the people, they're going to do you know, because I

know, I've got to you know, you've been, you've been you, you do you, you've done,

you're doing, you're the television is the center of the universe, so, if you're not in the

television, you know, you never, but it's not right, now I'm, let's imagine that I'm at least, but it's not really, Madam, I'm trying to buy some of these bananas, I'm doing, I'm saying, we can live without be at the TV, and then I say, you, you've never done, and your life is deroges well, and then,

and then I say, oh, yeah, it's true, and then, I mean, it's true, and I'm saying, that's all right, that's the fun. Well, yeah, and then, you know, and then, you know, you're written, one, you know, okay, the romans, is that you're not, that's not your story, it's not your life,

But it's creative, you do you can say what you want to say what you want. It's a big defy. It's a beautiful. Yeah, it's a defy because there you become God. It's you invent all,

it's you create, it's you know, it's terrible, he's awful, you know, it's frightening, but it's that but it's okay, but it's occupied

my thoughts, it's, it's motivated enormously, I've written three hours per year, I've continued,

I continue a new, then, and I, and I pass my time, pass at that, it's a bit, I'm I'm going to do go and change

these words, I change the phrase, I'm going to the press also and I'm very much that.

So, but the writing that's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, you

do it, you know, and you do it, when you want, no, no pressure, it's because I, it's,

because I, I, you know, an overdose also, so the fact, the fact, to have, the fact,

to have a social, well, after what I did, by the question, and the

I just like I, I'll take my t-tankil. Is it more legion at the interior? Yes, absolutely. It's like a calm that's installed for about about three years which I had been because I'd have had been to have these sequels

to, all the world because I've been, there, for 17 years, and it was a lot of pressure, and I was perhaps not a person made for live the pressure no more.

But I'm just when we had made the little seduction and you said at what point it was difficult. You know, your commenters, you just made to finish the season, I think,

a couple of years before. And it's like you'd have to start a little to respite. The arrival of the media social has changed the don't a lot of people for the meties like the television where we'd

in our salon of the batises and, these insults and some of you know, be be able to say, I'm a carapage,

I'm fete, but it's fine by your tithe and it's by to mined and it, and it's You're taking a certain

confidence in you and it's it can become difficult for some people more fragile. You know, Guyah,

I know, he's like an armure against that, but I'm probably not naturallyly. So I've

found the years of media social difficult, and also all the other years, before it's these letters,

the couriel. So, so to the part of the people that, and it's an mission,

and it's an issue, it's like, it's like we're in a microscope during two hours

record of time every time at each a week and that it was used quietly, and after 17

years, I'm fatigued. Okay, so I'm content to see that that's going to be

to be able to your job? Yes, I'm open the game. You're the game? So,

the questions red, the questions of order general, questions jones, we're coming

to be more specific, questions questions are quite profound, very profound, more profound.

Question, Patria, is the question Spaceman. After that, you have the level Eros and companies. We're going to start. It's sensual and sexual. I'll attend to the time that person is re-chofed a

bit. No, we're going to be re-chofed. After that, we'll terminate this bebelle recont with the question opto-rezo. And you've got the joker in all time when I was some questions. That's my work. Yes, it's true. It's true. You're the Joker. You're the joker.

So, what's the joker? What's the What's what he does the Joker? I can replace the questions. No, it's that sometimes I pose often the sub-question and when it doesn't you say,

no, that's not I'm not tempted not to go. Okay. Well, you put on this moment that I'm

my game. You're free my or we're and you're going to and you're going to and you're going to and you're not. Oh, okay,

it's a great decision. Yeah, yeah, you can't have to be to go and you can't

you can't call someone you can you can then you you they brass and you I don't

five. So you can say, is if I make my Joker or or not? It's in

it seems he was the right to be able to call it in the there's I'm doing

five or I look? No, you me they don't. I'm I don't I'm

don't know and that they're reject. That's you're that you will be

to get to get to that's you're having to when I'm to be

to be to be when you're on so you you'll sort of that. So, you want to choose a

to have to respond, and I'm after I'm going to one of the four that's so that you know, what are you

know, what are you per, what is your kind of different were you, what's the most

often, on what trait of character have you do you have to do you

do you know, uh, there you have to choose the more comfortable

or the more incomfortable? You know prefer the more you do you know, I impose

of the where we it's like you say I said I'm I'm sorry

I'm sorry I'm sure I'm sure I'm sure of any questions in fact what kind of time

did you it's a interest well well as that you there's a there's a

part of there's a question I'm I'll respond all right yeah wait for

yeah yeah yeah yeah you yeah you're so you do you

do with I'm so you know we're not we're not we're

not we're not well it's really because I had a

infant mature, young, I don't why, I was the young of the family

and it's me who was the person who for the family. It's me he lived

my friends, it's me, and I had been used to do

do all by myself young and I had a man who

had a lot to have before my primary I've

started to do Each Wednesday, the professor had desoled at leastle at some sort of hyperactivity. She wanted me to occupy, I think. She had given the last half the week. At you?

In the class, I prepared that all the week. And the Wednesday, I'd done a show in the class. And I think that this woman, me had done really the tinsale that I had been to start this job. I've been talking to Lisebert. I was metry when I was going to launch my biography at John Kerr. I was there. I've seen

it. So, it's I'm a lot too much touched. But is that you can't do you can't do you?

In my course, it's true, we're organizing some of the remise in the rear I, I

impliqued my friends with me, we're on some of the playos on cord of linge and

all, I did that, I was really, I wanted to do you want to do you know, I've had

a furious to me to me exprimed. I don't why, I don't know where it's where it's

it's in it, probably my My mother had a artistic to see developed. And I think

it's probably with her my father was also very drool but I was the child who

had a great with his professors but they're a teetoe I'd I'd like in the coup Yeah, exactly

I think we have all who are all those who are a space of a business to be to be able

to be, all the world has been to be different fashion, well I've got

to be my head to top of your professor Yeah, but it's in making laugh I think I've discovered

that it's a power to make a laugh and when you reach to make the proof in the course, it's still

more more because there you're the good side of the professor and very very much I'm becoming

implicated in, I'm become president of my class in second hour 5 I'm I'm being

president of the school with Stanley PA who is a he's a

person that we know well. Stanley, me we were a couple professional. We had

a couple of pleasure together. We had a spectacle at polyvalent. There was also my

orientation sexual that was like in my proper placard because I saw probably probably not

me maybe so it would be to be able in the sense that I tried to to me

to ask you to put to me pose to question to be to say? You said you said you

said not? You said? It's like inconsiamenial you You know, but I didn't know, but I had always

the most friends of the class. You had an attirance. Well, I had an attirance

over the guys, but you don't know for the kids, in a lot. Well,

I had a many of the women, but you know, I didn't know that I had been

about 15, 16 hours. If you didn't know, if you it's because you're not in your

entire you didn't not talk there was there was not a There was a lot of

there's not no model to identify. There were The only model that we had at television it was

these characters extremely infeminate in the in which I'm I'm identifiate

there had Andre Ma Moranci who played at exactly I'm exactly how

I'm about the only the old we have we have Michel Gerroar

we have and Michael Gerrour it's an great precursor he's over the

she married it's it's in it's in it's in it's old I'm

I'm it's a in the journal, he was married, but it was not a real marriable, it's all right. But it's kind of married, he's married with a man, you know, you know, he's over, well, you know, I mean, you know, I think it's with him the first time I've heard you, that

I've heard, that I've got married someone of same sex, I think it's with Michelle Girore. And there was Gilda, at the time, who was, you know, a drag queen, before the time. Yeah, we said a travesty. Yeah, but it was like a drag, she said, it's a hard of grand

at the TV, and all the parents, say, my God, who's like, who's a beautiful, and he's in, yeah, yeah, it's true. It's so,

our model, you know, it's sure that I couldn't not too who I was, and then I was in love

with one of my friends, and then I realized that maybe, that I was, what's, what's,

what's, what's had to see, that? I'm I'm accepted very rapidly at 17

years, I've made a comminant familial, the Newel, with an alcohol, I said

I had But I had Pleurrayed before all the family and I had recounted

that I had a chom and that had been passing I remember with my friend

who pleurred in a coin but it had been back I've got the chance

to come in a family open of and that it's a lot

I'm I've never vogue I'm never ever seen even been homo

more more more young when you you're adote you're mechance, you know, all the difference

derange, or so that someone is not like the other, we're not on the same, it's not quite on the grosser, it can't be on these guys, you're not as well, your shoes, your shoes, all the differences make that the people are intimidated, and I'm probably being humorist

of a innocence, I've got to make a lot of people who they're blessed, it's sure. Well, you know, you know, your friend has pleaded, but I think, you you know, you've had 17, you so it's a few years,

your parents... It's so it's been 20 years. It's so, it's a bit more, I don't know, but your parents were very open of spirit because, you know, it's an epoch also

where it's a dewee to be grandparents, you know, now the gay can have some, you know, I mean, it's not,

it's not there. It existed even not at the time. At the time, we, even that I've never thought

to have any children, because it was it was definitely not possible that I evacuated that's in my brain, and I never,

there's never, there's a lot of people, I'm saying, honestly, I'm exactly evacue that my life, that I never

thought that it's possible, so I think it so much, to see the family of gay with two mothers,

two parents, there's a lot, there's there's a problem, that's that they're two men, that's, you,

it's of the love, you want to be people, and they're born to be able to , and they're what's an

child can want to do more. And my father was a person who

was a person who so it's sure that he was never really to say, we're not

talking about, but you the father he's a man of the generation of Maurice Richard,

that's of a little, but he was important. A word that was a word,

it was not, you're not, it's so, it would be present, it

had not that you couldn't because he'd not probably, but he

had like a little an invololet of emotions, and it was be able to see someone

who's open to hear of the heart, but by the little gestures, part of the little

things, he'd have to learn when he was in the profusion, he would just the

hand on the head like that, without just pose a little bit like that

on the hair, and then you saw, you'd turn out, it was he when he

had said, my God that he explodes to them presentment. You've did you

man't you Because you can't You can't You can't You can't You can't My Pair He had a man

of a old generation who had a pair very hard, he had a pair that had

a rigid and he had he also issued of a other pair who had so at

a moment of this masculinity that difficult to transmit and you don't

but you're not so I'm trying to me over for not repete

the problems of my Pair it's not because you're a

guy I'm express, we're afraid to say our our sentiments. It's a apparent to come to come

a podcast like this with you because it's called, Overe your When you're a man

and you're afraid of but for the instance it's got well. Yeah, but you

have made you've made a way to this universe that. You know, when we talk of

transfuse of class I'm on also, we don't know we're all we're all

on in all in my car of the construction rustre who sacre there was a sack

in each phrase He was even a virtuose of the sack He was conjugated He was all right, but he's He came to this universe there He said he's debaraced Of that, and in the same time

There's a form of love also In that, my father, I love I'm, he is deced today It's an actor that I've adored And that I'm always Malgray of all that Malgris, his fashion to be

He was a little malabille But what you want, It's not been It's not been I don't know, okay, because I think, we read these books, we see, we've seen, we'll open the car, with other

things, but it's certain that the love of a father, well, I've got, I've had, the love of my father, you know, it's for that, I'm, in plus, he called his best, so, it said, it's, we, we, he, we, we, said, oh, it's my

best friend, for him, to say, that, it was great. And for you, it was great. And, it was great, too, because my father, it would be an an man facile. I had

talked in my biography. My father is a bipolar who has been very rich, who had

all over so we've had been with this man. You were when it had an

adolescent? The beginning of the age where the faredty is fragile where you do you

do you and I remember I'm just I'm just I'm in my at the

school because we're having had faill the people

because we were one of one of the family the most rich of the cartier,

even if I had a house very noble because my father had not, he flashed not,

he flashed not, it's not, it's a rough, Lafayette, when we had all over the day

on the day, we're on the end of the social, which is quite and what is quite,

which is also something that you have made, you know, that you learn of these

things like the sense of the value of the value of the money, I'm I'm saying

that I'm mean, I'm issued of this family that who had all over the time, you know, I'm

going to be 13, 14 years, not because I wanted to pass the journal, because it had to get to gain the money

for real, you know, it had to pay my vatement. Your family had been that's a well,

yeah, it had to be autonomous, that I gain my money, that's the more young of the

family, I'm still and it's it's so, it's an apprenticeship, the dur apprenticeship,

I'm in my mother my mother, my mother, who's a woman She was in a middle

She had had had had access to that. My mother had used to make that. My mother had those little vatement,

the beauch, the voyage. And the day the day and the end of social. And I remember that she had

to go to St. Vincent Paul for Noel to search the food for for Noel. That's

piled on your poor thing that you can imagine. And as the moment at this moment

that, in the whole, you're even more with your parents, you're

perhaps more more more will search a panier, is it changed something to this period

that of the year or it was more the family that's a family dysfunctionalel my father my parents were very young

probably around around the faillette all the fallette has caused that I imagine it's a fragile it's a trammet it's a couple

that was not a couple that was not okay, it was not evident the end of the day were often

a bit brumeoes and even a violent verbally so that it was not evident my mother I remember of a sign

really hard she's in trying to we're cooking the souping in her in some beau poilons

electric in which she had she used to give ballone and she had it

deglac with the tomato and and there I remember that the

guy of idro had arrived and he had cuted the electricity during

we she had to the gallery and she cried and

and pleur, to the guy of the Hydro Quebec, he's making gulley by my mother,

because in the sense of he cuted without, even if it's in plain hour of

supper, or the winter, he'd cuted the people, that's a scene

that's a markke that. But that you can imagine, when you had talked

to talk to talk about to talk, you're, you're like assured to never to ever

to never to make, I imagine? Well, I'm assured to never to ever to make,

I'm sure because I've had encountered been prudent, effectively. But I know that it can be able to start also because it's

to be arrested in my family. So, so I'm always attention. I get the placements, and I invests in the immobiliate,

and I've made many exaggerate, I've never to get to watched, I've always had some

I've always, I've got no vatement, too cheap, you know, I'm not the sack. But it's

too fatigant for your entourage? You've been there, perhaps, but I've had been of the conjoins that's

kind of over there's and I'm not so cheap than that's I'm trying I'm not just the ballone

of the glacéoe just a lot because when you've seen it's it's traumatizing what you know, it's

traumatizing but in the time it's constructor it's so so you have you have used

positively with the time I'm a person positive and I I'm

I'm just I'm just something that it's something that made a solid and he made

a base different on the people in the road, on my side, my sensibility

social. You can't understand that there's a question, there's a that person that's in the

that's in the movie, she's made a lot of a family and it's and it's pasted what

maybe in this family that also. It's not that's a thing, it's an effect domino

of misery that's coming. You know, it's something that I would have to do

go to go and the story and then yeah, it's fascinating of course it's

my next oh, yeah? It's the story that's in trying to travel.

It's really interesting to do the story to learn. Don't know a visual to see to do you

because we're going to be because of the first you're there are a lot of an enderance and it's due to

there's due to there's I mean, I mean, there's a drug chemique that's

people, when they are, you get, you, they're out of force for the

renaviction that we can't can't, they can't simply they can't they're

going to because they're going to find domino like you it. It's going to endure this malarer, you have

to be jellate because at a moment of a day you want to be able to see. So, now, you tombe in these bad drugs there, and so these moves drug there, the crack and the fin, fentanyl and all, it's three doses, and you're acro, and that's, and that's, you know, it's foyal. It's so, so, the renaviction, you pay no your loggence, you're not, you're gonna'clock.

A separation. Deppes, they're not equipped for part, for live solo. It's often the females who are, you know, The women are quite more solid. Often

than the guy and the guy his wife let's, and then he becomes like a little bit more he will

sombring in the disheance, the misery and it becomes, I'm arach the car at every I see

people in the room of the same, I see not what do you know I'm

trying, I try to try to think, but I know what I'm doing anything to go to come

to go and to give that to all the world and it's I can't see anything. I've found the name

of our village of the little exuction. It's a St. Spanfield. Bravo. And there's

even not an o'reiette, it's not it's not your heart of your heart of it. It's a

name of St. Panphil. I'm sorry I'm a man who had been there. Yes, who had

with us he was with us I'm saying I'm saying he had Jonathan had been adopted by a family

of St. Panphil is an Aisian and I was with him all the long of my tourn, it's my body, it's my chauffeur, my friend, it was with you, I had some fun,

and I had been, and I had encountered his mother, and in all the way, I said, it was not an episode like the other, that we're in family. I remember very much of the image, the do-an, with the big camions. It was really on the frontier. Yeah, yeah, it was really,

and the case popular had a little message when we were coming a message electronic, where we're saying, let's say, let's see, let's see, let's go, let's see, welcome Mary Claude Barrett. It's not

to whatever. That's not to get to receive. It's a something, really we're saying. So,

my question that I'm going to choose. Joker. On what Trey of character have you have you

have to have been many of character. We're all of the people of different

different of different. I have a character a little buoyant. I'm someone who

is impatient. I need to to work and I I'd

work and I don't see not, I'm like a little impatient and I'm like

I'm like a little I'm a little do you know I'm trying to be parapet I'm trying I'm very

convictor in this no man yeah you're you're too we're not

we're not we're not we're not we're not we're not so I'm I'm not so I'm

constantly I'm impatient in auto is you impatient? Of more and more and the

people the people are more also, it's apovementable. When we see to be too pretty, I'm too

farce that I'm sure I'm calm, you know, I'm talking about, I'm talking about, I'm talking

that you roll at 118 the voice, you know, you retard the group, and then and they're clacks that,

they're making, that's right, and there's there's been there's really, it's redone, it's right, but certainly.

But, seriously, I don't say that's a little guy with a but it's a kid

and I'm fascine, because I don't know to have to zigzag Yeah, but it's like there's more

than it's like that's back in the way of the road we're going to not like that, we're saying always the

pandemic, but the pandemic has the pandemic has the five years. So, so on the road,

you can be impatient? On the road I'm impatient I'm impatient with all the world. It's really

that I'm really that I'm have to make attention, but I'm I'm sure I'm sure much.

Why you you've been because Because I was just, if I'm on the nerves myself, I mean, you know, you know,

you know, you know, you know, oppressive, to live a situation that's not the pain

to spend out of energy, there's just, calm, you know, it's, it does come to be in

the time, you know, I don't know, because it is a impacience, which is not interesting

to live to the interior, it's, it's, it's, it's, they're

gruge, and who will be donate the brulements of estoma who will you're doing

that. We've got to correct that. Yeah, I'm trying constantly. We're always

in trying to to be and when it starts to be more, I imagine that's a bit more.

Well, what's that's still in impatient, let's on par the route.

Many the human, the human me make impatient, the people, I think, the

people, they're they're not they're not they're there, and it's accentue there,

there, these comportment that's toxic, there are everywhere. Now, you see,

in the bureaus where we know, we're tolerer more the soul of the world.

The people are we don't know there's something that's there's disquainted

in the discourse public, the people people, they're there's not,

there's like an insivit that's installed, and that I'm, and I don't

this person toxic that that's going to chicaned in the lobby to the optometries.

You're sent out by the police, he Guardian, Carrey, but it's right, you're right, you're right, we're saying, we're not,

the power of aggressive, everywhere in the service public, you see that, you see, at the urgent, it's because they're not known, they're not, they're not,

they're not, they're doing so impatient. I'm not the sole, but I'm not against the impatience, imagine. That's what, it's, it's,

it's fined no, but I think that also, we're, we're all the time press, press, you know, the fact to be pressed,

it's, you know, the fact of, I don't know if it's the traffic, we'll claxone plus than before, too. It's the travel, what, what's what, what's it, what it's chloe, because of the pistolsclades. I was going to Japan, the year past, and at Tokyo, which is a super

grand city, and the people, and the people, we don't know the claxon. We're at Arasaka, which is a little more bougham, I'd say, that Tokyo, oh, okay, they're really claxon, because we don't know not, and, you know, there's a lot, there's a lot, and, you know, then the car, and the

car, they're in advance, to get back, and the person an anise a little, here, we're paying patience. Ah, if we're let's not their second attention.

But there's person who per patience, and I'm there, hey, but we're in a world like that. We have a lot because, you know,

in the other, we've attended, and we, we're not, we're, we're not, we're, we're living, there, you know, but I'm, I'm

going to be there as a lot, I think I'm, I'd be returned more long time for, to be more absorbed by that,

you know, sure, well, yeah, you will attend 30 seconds, you're not obliged to have your... It's not more grave than that, and then try to focus on other things, not as well as you'd like to say, I'd say, man, if you'd say that's

all, I'd say, all that, you know, all that's all right, to say that our population, I don't know if it's proper in Quebec, I don't know if it's a North American, if it's a world, but there's something that's installed

like an aspect of generalized, who rends the impatience impatient, so, so so it's so it becomes also complicated for me than for the other. Yeah, because

the fact, the impatience, in the there's a lot of it's a it's a lot it's like it's like you're like

you're like you're like sure you're yeah yeah yeah but you know but it's but it's

it depends periods of times sometimes I'm sometimes I'm but I'm looking the people I'm in those eyes

calm to I'm too it's correct because they it's because there's because there's a bot that

you're not to suburb it's you're not you're not you're trying to to become less. No, but, you know, I'm, you know, I'm saying

in first, because, you know, I see, I see, I don't know every day, and she, she'll see, she'll be fatigued, I'm going to do. I mean, it's got to do. It's sure that, it's a lot of but, you know, she, she, she, I'm going to, and I think,

to it, because the impatience, it's not the fun for the people. There's a menopause, also. Well, but, now, it's finished. Hey, there, pour me not, it's a menopause. But, yeah, there's just, there's just, You know. I think that, you know, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know what I'm going to be able to do. I don't know. And it's also a thing that I'm very much. It's the comments on the radio social, well, obviously.

But is, you're obliged to all right? No, but I'm just calmed a lot. I'm going to practically. In a way, as I don't have any part of the metis of television and all, I don't know my dose of batise a week and it's a every time when you

get a question you're trying to get to get a lot of, so you're so that's that's true that's a problem

yeah, but that's it's true I'm I'm in my friends, with my connections,

there's a there's a council of Quebec, I'm going to there's a conference at Quebec, there's a

he said, I think I I think I think I'm I think I'm with all right because I'm because I

want to be like to make like to make critiqued his social through the I mean, the first

thing I was I'm saying before to quit his post, maybe perhaps you're probably , you know, because we can

not lose all the world like that, can't not get some people who are not, we're going to get a pandemic.

Well, it's because you let the place to all those that who have made out and there are people who

go to governing and who's going to be going to be a danger. It's just to the people, at

the worst to turn your social, it's more to turn to do that to put it filtered at the base by a person

of confidence that will enleve the energy negative which can't because the critique it's important and it's correct when it's when it's just

these insults on physical or you know, like us like ushosexual they're going to treat the women and the homosexuals on the

other section we receive a little the same of the same I'm always not. You're you have you

still? Two, I'm my, I'm I feel like, I'm just I'll tell and I'll tell to do it,

When we have a page Facebook, or a page, an Instagram, or no matter, I mean, these comments negative, I don't pose not to question, they're banished. I, I don't know. I'm not to... I'm blocked. I'm, you can say, look, I've got, I'm not imed that. Perfect. There's a, it's not a chamber of eco, there's. It's even...

It's a way of saying the affairs, and when we insults, they're invited. It's blocked. I mean, I'm not... I'm not in trying to think, is... Is that – no, no, it's of the aggression. If I'd crossed in the rue, it would be? Why, it would be a page? And I'll tell you to tell you, I think,

I think the diffusers at Quebec, who have their missions, do not attention to that. You participate in an mission. You're going to be delivered, and you'd be planted on the page of the mission on Facebook, and there's person who reactie.

I'm saying, I'm sorry, I, I, I've participated voluntarily. Well, it's apprains someone, and there, but the liberty, there's not a liberty of expression. No, no, it's the liberty of secretion. It's, it's the agression. That's, it's, it's the intimidation.

You're doing these missions against the intimidation, and you let's that pass, it's not. It's like if they're bad to blocker someone. The most of the time, it's these robots,

there. The media are in part responsible of that also, because at each mission, we say, to say, we'll do you,

we'll be your comments, we'll, you know, at a moment of an moment of, you know, but it's , you know,

it's, if you're not the money, I mean, you know, if you're not the way to have not a moderator on a page Facebook, then it's not, you know, because it's,

for the people who are those people who are those other also they're getting aggressive when they arrive in these places, you know, yeah the person who receives and the person

principal, but all the other they're just met to respond to put in to us It's not, and they finish and then they finish they even they can't because they don't know the origin of the second or they don't even

not read the text You know, you can't. You imagine, there's someone who's at her he's going to make a comment, he's going to

go back in his life and then he's he's going to he goes a bit far and then it's a point out of

a chicane to see it's there's a alcohol on the clavier also, there's there's

I know I know I'm I'm still a diffusor if you if you have a page

Facebook there you have have to have the way to get a absolutely to turn my page

because it's because it's those that's the mother tell mire tell female

life, you know, on the page Facebook of the tell-a-tele-fei, you know, it's the people voluntarily that are all over-wondering their vulnerability, and then they're going to enter into, excuse me, we're going to, but we're going to that. And it's not possible. It's not possible. It's been regulated. But

it's a lot. To protect. To protect. To be it. I'm afraid. All right. In fact, it's awful, all right, there was Twitter, who was very far. And Twitter, retrained at my, the world to return at my carremont, for me insults

every day and we're like like, we're like, to be in line, to their answer, you know,

you've made, I've made, like, I thought, so I thought it's like that's like that that's, so I'm a

way, the way, but it's , it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's,

people, people, they're not, they're, they're, these commenters past. Before we

we're not that, but it's really some of the questions. It's these toilets

public at cell open. It's boying, it's kind of something

that's what you've that, you know, the level we're talking on a new level,

we're we're doing? We have you have you have you've been doing this we're just we're even

not made the job at the level low. We're just too. I'm sure

we're not the level jones, you're not done four That's the That's the more Now it's the more

It's more personalized It's like that That's like That's just It's quite Yeah, but It's address to all the world

You could You could have You could have All right. Yeah, Plus, yeah It's so It's pretty

It's more masculine You can't You're all You're gonna You're gonna You're gonna Yeah, but you're It's my name

You're gonna You're gonna You're gonna You're gonna be You're gonna I'm going to do. All right. You've got to be

the radio social. I think it's it's a problem social. Hey, it's a problem social. And you're the

other to the other bough, the monsieur who, who is the people who encourage that,

he decoince all the, all the bullies so all the bullies to sound correct to do it's like to do you know,

there's people there's been to come here to be able to be able to because I want to get to get

because I'm not You see, it's terrible, it's... Yeah, it's... It's not to make the show,

or they don't know. Yeah, yeah, so, so that's that you have a little

responded, but not in the sense, how your relation with the money, has done it

has been you've been in your life? What is the more great defy

that you have to surmounted? What is is the most grand leg of your father? I'd say

with my papa, well, because it's a I'm trying to to talk to hear of

because I like I like that you know, you know, that's a man of a word, but it's an actor

exceptionalionel also. What's the thing? There's a great resilience. My father was able

to, first, he was always of good good news. I've seen at the fine, in an

hospital psychiatrique, in a robbe of chambble, and he had also the good

to make the gout, he is still a more resilient, and he he had made the life, he liked that. I remember, I remember

that in the winter, we had patine on the matinear of the house of camppange of my friend, and my father, he

had maybe 70 years, 75, and then we had said, I, I have the good, he had the

good to live, he'd say, I'm the good to live, he said, I'm the good to rire and for him,

live, it's a rire. And he ried of all, but it's not not really to be the way that's

not reasoned because it's a man who had a lot of like these phrases, like, like these phrases,

he's a good there's a time, you know, but when you know, it's a story, it's a spiritual.

Yeah, well, my father was an croyam, I'm, I'm not, but he had

to the church until his death, and I'm even knew that he was like

he was, he was, the church, the hospital where he had a every week, it's he was doing the

question, or I don't see that after his when I met with the curate for preparing

the ceremony, because we have made a ceremony religious because my my father was religious, so it was

the respect for him. And it's a man who had all perdu, like I said,

he had had a fayette, that had been a crisis of bipolarity, let's, around,

I had around because we didn't know what it had before? But you that's a faeatite is related to

its bipolarity? It's completely reliant because he had mounted his company that had erritted to his own

name of my biography D. D.T. Cote and Fis he had erit of this company of construction where he had

perhaps two three little two, three little bit of a million six hundred in 1976, so he had

all done that and it was also his energy bipolarer that he had pushed to these success that, but it's also

that he had taken At a moment of a day, he had had been the contact with the reality. He would have

been to sign the cheques of pay. He had not made of a report of impo before four,

five years the company. And then the government had arrived in his papers, and it was all

that he had all who had all that he had lost and my my mother. All of his

life, he is passed to chief of enterprise a pensioner in a house in his

little chamber in the small, in the tits, a biolarity, I never known

the period sombre because normally in the bipolarity it's the black, black,

but he was always in the black, blan, he was always there's always down. I'm not,

I've seen down a because at a matter he's been to live in Montreal and he

had made a gross crisis of bipolarity I was to get to the hospital

psychiatric at the hospital Notre Dame and there he had been there during

three months in cur firmed. And then they they're deconstrued with the medication they're like they're like

they're like they're doing a reset of the person and while he's at 100 he's really he's working

like you like you see in the film where you have there people who have people who they're

they're neutralized they're they're in they're they're constantly I remember I remember I remember

when I'm I'd call it, and he had like the control of the department where he was and then he said, okay, pran to

a crayon and a paper, he'd say, there's, he'd be to do you have to get two cartons

of cigarettes to tell, three cartons. And he wanted, he wanted some of the department

of psychiatry. So, I'm going to be calm and we're going to, at a moment of a

moment of he called, he was in a case popular at Longueue and I,

I, I, I'm, I'm talking the He said, Your father is before me he wants

He wants to He wants to He said, Ah, wow He said, he He said, Oh, yeah, Okay.

And then he Then I said, Pace, me there, I'm going to And I'm Papa, what's You know,

What's the He said, I want to start at Shkutmi, at St. Amboaz where my friend Restat

He said, I said, I'm often remarked the avi pass all right, he said, okay, yeah,

and then I I said, Papa, come to in the house, we're going to pass the bank

and I said, you're going to be in front of you're going to and then you're coming at a house. But there's

that I'm going to have attained the top. But how you've been that, you know, very, very,

very, very, very, very, traumatizing. I remember, I'm going to give the spectac of

humor, and I had this idea, when I had had been at the year, this year, it's one of

the poor day, it's a very, very, traumatizer, because embarked in an ambulance,

not of force, but he would have not the right to enter someone in a force in an ambulance. The policiers have not the

person accept to get to go by it so I've reached to be able to get to be able to get to make, to make a

person who had declared that he was dangerous for him and for the society. Because there,

he, he he puts questions at this moment that, which is, who is the prime minister,

and he had been there, he had all there had all there's contact with the reality. and I'm going to I went to the hospital

this day and the night and the night and the night and I remember going to have to make laugh the people

when you're in a situation dramatic like a it's like a chosmour but it's also the

entry of force also yeah yeah a cut because I said he's in security

he knows it's the it's the thing to do it's the only thing to do because at

a moment he marched in the night he said he said he had the mission

to save the young of Quebec. It's because what's the terrible in this malady

when you're in crisis like that it's like you think he it's a real, the story of the airport that we're

making sure, but he's convinced that he said at a moment he was on the road and there

was 40 police aligning and he marched he marched on the trotoir

and a measure he advanced he he descended their carot but he

he had seen that for real that. And then when I had been at the

hospital I received a telephone, she's an optometrist. She said, we're received the lunettes of

your pet. There I said, oh, yeah, she's going to do you have to do do you

last month? At this time, it's been a long time, it's a lunette at $1,500 dollars.

You know, it was like $5,000 today. The optometrists starts to say, I'm a

man, you're a man, the car had debated. And I I was paid, and I was paid him

and I brought to him he had a lot of his lunettes in the red light and he

had seen to turn to malade. And when he is out of the hospital, he's rappled to

all, he's there were in the lunettes and he had a number

of telephone and yeah, in the case, he's a man of his

five, the 25 years of his life pure fute of

the whole had used to have used to find the He promised his medication, and he

was just droll, he had to be good humor, and he had made 25 years really, in plain control of the human. He had arreted to be, because he'd buvents probably for soto-medicamante, because after the diagnostic, he never rebu,

without even to say to do intoxiccate. It's a magnificent, the story that you talk, because how many of people live that, and he owes not to it, because there's a taboo, there's a honor also associated to that, you know, to return your father at the hospital.

And it's traumatizing, and I'm going to watch every day. And you see it and he's convicted,

his reality distortioned. I've seen at the front, the fact it's sure that the fact

the fact I've seen these problems with him with him, and he had stayed a year

and my chum of the apartment, we've he's reconstructed he's reconstrued

he he's reconstrued when he's after a year, it's he had he worked

on all, he reparted of zero he He'd make read these words

and I'm going to be he had to see the he's a little zombie and he's coming up

and he's to participate in their reconstruction and I'm for that when I'm not when I

think also to you know because if there was there's not there's there's there probably

could finish in the road there's a there's, there there's on the road who have

there's on the problem of the people who have not used to they're not people who have been

there people there person who were there for their time of my My father, I'm content

to have done to have that. Yeah, you can't have to be able to be there. No, no,

no, no, I'm sorry. The 25 last years has been in the region of the New York?

No, he returned to Vosanee. He had a conjoin't there, and he had a

little bit quiet, and he said that he had never been ever ever ever,

he had ever that, you know, that had all right that he had all didn't know not the

moment of the moment where he had the power and he was He was happy of

the time of the things simple the sun the wind the temperature the

snow, he was he was he was I think there was a shampure a serotonin

that functioned very well when you were never could imagine that. I thought he

went to he's on his part but finally he had done a little

cut of a back and he's done this resilience that

that that that leged Yes, it's this example that that I think very beautiful to fall

and to be able and to be able to have some with things simple. The ambition is very at a moment

a moment a day is short. Yeah, absolutely. We'll profite the time

that you pass because we know what's it can happen. I've

lost many people I've been difficult. It's hard. It's hard to have part of people

who you Tim, Dominique, Benoit Lever, with who I had made a little seduction. Yeah, he was dead in three months of a cancer of pancreas. Bing, bang. He was young, Beno. He was 59.

Yeah. My friend Josie, had lost his conjoin. The year past, it's a sportive of high level. He's been on velo. He has lost to

know how much he was in a hospital. He had a cancer of the servo in phase terminal. He was dead three a month after, bang.

He had no sign over current. All these examples that me say that at a moment the career, it's beau, but it's also to be able to

live and be able to profit and to when we say profite of the moment present, it's easy to say, but it's not easy to do.

It's not easy to be the beau in the things. If you're in the wood, look, and profited

the vent, the little vent, try to be trying to be on the little things. Yeah,

my, my, my, my, my, my, but it's a, it's a,

it's a mech old leg, that's, that, really. Um, attend, so, we've been

I don't know if you're talking about too, huh? For a guy who's not able to suffer, it's not it's not bad, but you talk about too, okay? Hey, that's that, no, no, no,

here we don't say, we're saying, you know, a badado that's made four hour and a minute? No, the plon at this

day, if I'm don't know, if I'm not about you, I'm not, around the two hours. Well, there, I wonder

if we're not if we're not, but at least, we're doing, we've made two hour, 137 minutes. And after,

he said, is, is it's it's already finished. I said, yeah, we've got to

go to get to get to be in. But I didn't, I'd not, I'm trying to

know, I'm by this time, by his life, really. The question, at what do do you have you

risk in your life? De risk. Yeah, you're not you've got to already pretty?

I'm, I'm sure, that, what I'm that I'm can't take, the risk

to part to my region to be to get to at this stage that, it's not

really a risk because it was naif I was doing I'd say it's not dangerous I went to get rid of

a little a little naivement I'm doing it's a little naïvement and even Neerici it's a little naif

but the Kilimandjaro you did that naively I've got a girl Mary Joseph Primo

who is a paint now in the point out she was she was a leader of the company

and they had She had encountered, she wanted a port-parole for mounte the Kilimanjaro for a cause, for Care Canada, to construct a business of

juice of fruit in Africa. And I had due time, and I thought, I thought, the exercise interesting,

and Andre, my my name, at this moment there had had been a accident of auto and

he had quadriplegic. So, we'd say that I'm like I'm like the thing,

because he could be if he is quadriplegic, I'm doing I'll profit to the life at

maximum, I would say, yes, So it's kind of something Montel

Kilimanjaro even if we're well as we're even if there's there's there for

it's a effort physical effroiable at all every year it's 12 hour

to mount of deprivation of the mal of all

it's due at the intestine it's really the the

smoking he's you know not we're not we're not we're just of

our cells But it's because you're at the ball you're in survival You're in survival And you're in survival And you're mad And you talk about

And you're It's all And you end And you end and you Monde But today It's a fact It's made

It's quite It's always It's always I think Every time that I think You've made The Kiliman Giro

You can do that How you can't How'd It's a lot Partoo You'd I'm supposed He knew

We had When we're because we're at we're at 7,000 meters, not long, 6,000, something.

And there were plenty of nuage and the brum, I never seen the rounder of the earth. And the thing I

remarked the plus, is that you have some mego of cigarettes by the there's a

cigarette at the summit of the summer of the time, you know, then after

it had to be there, we had to take to take two, three

photos, we, we're not the moment really, really. So, it's not

a contemplation when you don't, you're decent and then the descent is almost

as much as the mountain because there's all the muscles that are not they're not you're not because you're in

mode freens so you know so I'm remember in the there's a there was a guy who

had been for me to cut up because if you don't because if you do you can't

you can't you can't you can't because your own and you can't get to get to

get to so you can't so it's a good moment of fraternity masculine They had cut me My own d'Orte

in the tent to Kilimanjaro but it was not my preferred Is that you have been to say Well,

yeah, at every hour I think I'm saying what I'm saying what I'm saying what I'm my personality

I don't know because I have accepted like I said naively and I did and I had a telephone

satellite and my voice would be like a voice of band desinate but we're in trying to continue

it's all right It sounds my guilla. But the voice It's a bit like me, yeah, and I remember a moment I had

pleurred in full reportage. In other that's, that's been of the great risk that I've taken

with my physical for the Kilimanjaro. But after, do you have done to do other mountains?

Moorford Maximum. But it's Kilar but it's a exploit. Well, it's really.

There are that a little nazzer because he said, you're not And, you know, but if we're not these people, we could not

do it, we're going to their life, in mountain and in descendant this mountain, and physically it's very hard for them. Yeah, but, by the porter, I said, you've got to do,

you know, and it's not, you know, it's so, but it's so, but he's so, but we, we, we, we, we're we, we, we're,

but, let's, let's, let's, let's, let's, if it had, and, if, and the fire, with, with, I mean,

the fire, important, it's difficult. It's difficult, but it's hard, but it's a lot. But, yeah, you're not, you're trying to prove, you're not in performance. No, we, we had rammasted the money for this us in fruit. And then, the mongue, it's

transformed in fruit, but rather than to pourre on the soil. I've never visited the museum, but I know participated at that. Well, that's extraordinary. We've had ameliored the view of certain persons in a village at Casamand, I think, in Africa. So, I'm sure

of that. Is that you've ever seen the people with who you've made I see Marie-Jose Primo, the girl, she was at this moment that a director of Tullus, who is now, who has all decrochet, who is become painted.

I think that all the world, it's a little open the spirit, the Kilimanjaro, and she has done the old, she has done,

very good, very gente, and it's a very good vandeau. You're not there, you'll go out, you'll get rid of

Kilimanjaro, in-st- she's kind of the Kiliman-Jaro, yes. It's kind of not anything? And we were, and plus, because we had

analyzed if we were able to do, he had made these suss a little everywhere on the car for all to analyze our functions vital while we'd. So, I'd dormant with in the front, in my little tent, in plus. Okay, for how can't

like that? To analyze my heart, for my reaction at altitude, to permit to permit to people to know to advance if they're going to have the problem. Do you get the mal of altitude? I mean, I've been

chancey, I reacted well, I remember the last day before to arrive to the summer we were at at the level of the glacier

and then we'd heard of the music air a little a little he was promen with some

bonbons of oxygen for aid certain people who were really not bad and I

have been some of some of this this step that had been very, very,

very, very, very, very, very, very difficult. Because he had more 8,

less 9 and it's humanely you're you're you're pose a question

I'm I'm sure but I'm remas we're on the I'm

I'm there I'm going there was like a place where we had for

to be to execute and I was I'm sitting in the execution

of the person of the before I'm I'm I'm in

my time and I'm in my spireing with these wettwine So you see, you know, if you see,

you're trying to to go to give, these bell experiences like that. But you're Fierre of that.

Yeah, well, it's an experience of life, yeah, yeah, but what's that,

it's, it's changed something in you know after my power, I'm saying, the frontiers

of my part, the frontiers of my part, we're now, I'm relativize because

I'm I do always it can't be worse that can't I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to

see my little bit of the same I'm sorry to do you do the go to go to do you

do you I'm not I'm not the I'm going to I'm saying I'm going to I'm going to go to

go to the little village go to the sport like you come on the spring yeah

it's much so I'm so I'm so I'm so I'm so you'd so you don't three questions

on the there's there's the rous there's the most personal Yeah, it's personal.

Yeah, I'll tell you. I'll tell you, I mean, we're doing more personal, what I've been to tell I think of you're going to

change my color. I'm sitting in the execution of the person. I've been very phrased, but you're too kapote,

and we're talking in the tent with Mary Josie. So, it's sure, that when I'm revenue, ah,

ha ha. It's the first The first time, what I did you record is here? I'll record in my book, I'm not not used

this billy oh, but it's too much. It's abuvantable. Oh, it's so it's really

okay, you have, you can't try. Okay, I, I don't all,

I'm gonna I'm open, my book, my book is my life. That's really, you know, you've been,

you're up the limit. My book, my life, my life, my view, my oh,

my, oh, I mean, I mean, I mean, that I just I'll have to pleurray. That's the

that you have to be sure. So, on the event of your would be

you want to do you want to be able to be comfortable? Is it you're

already at the limit physical or psychological what is the

deux the difficult that you have to do have to do

do you do well, I'm going to be like like

I'm going to get my time. Take like you

do Well, I have several deities that I could be talking about the of the limit psychological also I'm interested. I'll take the limits

psychological. Okay, go see. When I finished my experience, that all the world, I'm talking,

after 17 and two years, I think I had to have been at the limit psychological of what I

could do I'm used by all these years of controversy, I was more the

ombred to myself. I was like a player of the hockey who would not be able to get to

his paten, he thinks he will start and he will make his tour of the chape and he was

going to turn. But, you know, the two years, I'd probably not

do it have been I'm probably had been lost before that, but

it's a guy of gang, I'm not able to abandoning the gang, I was not

able to abandoning the battle the battle when he is still even in-mer.

I was not able to get in the boat I'm saying, I'm saying, no,

you're going to continue, you have to go to do the experience, but I'm going to be necessarily the

good person for the work. When you you said it was more at what you're more?

I was able to talk because I had totally been encorched by the

media social, by the reactions that you had been that I had done, that I

had done the language 22 before to talk, which is absolutely

not good for the humor, it's it's true. Because you think of the other,

I had always I had the regard of the whole time I was terrorized

on my little bit to have to have to have what I what I would produce

as a scandal so when when it is arrived the pandemic where the

mission is coming in direct there no there it's

that it's that it has been that that's that's I'd, like I said, I'd have to part

before. But what's what's the most difficult at the moment that? Well, it's because

it's six subjects extremely serious, we're all in a crisis

of anxiety collective, the inveter were terrorized, all the world had terrorized. You remember,

the ambiance general of the pandemic, it was, you were in the collooir, we had not allowed

to be to be able to get in our loges, to make our little sandwich, all the

but the media of the television existed the collegiality the joke of gang and the spontaneity there's there's a

common that's been the CHSLD the vaccine and I'm I'm there for detain to the atmosphere

so it's like every time I'd say to it's a malaise there was no public for

to rire my role no existed in plus more I I'd say I'd say I'd

I'd say that I'd I'd like you might a job and a And then the pandemic arrived, so I was like I'm like a man to tron at the screen.

I don't know how, I think I've not re-viewed an episode because I think my traumatism is very grand, and I think that me re-voire, sat sit on the bench, me procurray probably a very, very grand malice. So, I think that I had attained

the limit psychologic of what I could attain. But that's, how it's to express at your, let's on, before, to arrive, It started, I had a crescendo of anguise

that's it was like it's like I'm going to my crescendo of anguise meton the mercredid

matine and it's it's up it's up it's all it's all bad and I'm not

bad and I'm the the perth of confidence total and there I have

that I'm there's Saturday night don't not I'm not I'm

I'm there's there's there there's there not there's not there all

a whole a coche-mour I've really a coche-mour and I remember the voice of Guy who I'm

and then and Guy who said I'm going to say it's going to say it's going to say it's a

but you can't I fronted and I didn't say I'd have to express my malice plus to

my team but I'm not made so I think I thought you had an had a debut

of depression oh yeah I'm I'm going to go to that. I'm going to not a surmeneage,

but a fatigue psychological very, very grand. How we can get a mo? Because we're usually, we're

already isolated. We were in plus. I was... I was confined in my problem. Exactly.

And I'm remember that the days were always the same, I had an impression to be in the

day of the marmote. A bit, a bit, a bit, a period difficult. I,

I, I, I, I, I thought that very difficult the pandemic, and it It was the abutismant of my

my, of my perip, that all the world of that I'm doing, but my departure had been

for me very difficult. And one that's an answer, how you did it? Well, it's

a long because it's a deye, because there, a other dewe, because, you know,

all this gang, with who I have tried all, I'm, I'm, I'm,

I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, and then, and all a coup, I'm,

and all a coup, put, put, intoxication of this rhythm that, which is kind of

the fun also because you're always in the new books, you read the new books, you go go to see the things in

prime hour, all that's fun, you're in the car, but all the day and the day of the day, you're in

your own time, you're in the same, there was a advantage that you could be mute Guille

with the telecommand. No, but I, you know, I had had some sombre

during all this time that, it's a reconstruction, And it's the crature that's

really because there I'm trying to a horse to make to make to make sure.

So, so I'm going to write my bio, which was a choice of subject

the more because that's what I know the plus. So I said, I'll

start to write because I've always always to make to write. So,

so the I'm tranquillement redone confidence, redone good to do to do other

things. But it's a period sombre. And is today, when you look at that,

is, is that you think you have done the pay? Is it the pay with that?

Now, yeah, absolutely. Because I have written in a live, that it's

good. That's a therapeutic, and it's, and it's, and it's, it's, and it's,

it's, People pay for leave that therapy. But is you consulted? Not, I've already consulted, but not for that. Okay. But, but I think

for a little, really, like, terminate the episode and then have no more. But now, I've been new

here, I'm going to be correct. You're not going to consult. No, but, no, I think it's correct.

I think it is correct. I think it's contradictory, but it's a contradictory, but it's a lot much better, but it's been

a long, remonted of the pant after my departure. And how the people, when the people, when they'd cross at this moment that, you know, those that you could have, what's what you'd say? You're talking to? I'm talking to, the people.

Well, the people in the road, if you'd envoyed, what's what I thought of their parents? I'm very chanceless. I mean, I receive, with the, the, day, the, de, de, de, de, de, degen, chale, I'm reso, I'm constantly. Not at Gryffantown, because it's all of the English. It's there, you know, but is, is it? But is, is, is it a bomb, on all what it's happened? Yeah, absolutely.

You know, yes, you have the social, but the people of the street are those who are in front, you know, it's to say that those who are in

in plain face, because usually the, they're not not, they're not, they're not, they're not, but, no,

no, I, I've received , there's, there's a ton of love, and again, the people everywhere me

talk, who's always person who will be replaced, and I feel that cute, and I feel that it's fun,

and it's flattering, it's flattering, absolutely, and it's good, and we're There are some of the characters of ego, too, because the ego, it can be good, as it can be mover.

But it's an in the ego. It's a bit, for having the stymne of so, but I'm at a certain limit, that you'd have to be able to see who, the limit. But it's so, and these people are

me help me tell that we're saying that we're saying, I'm sorry, oh, I'm going to buy my leave, you, pass if you're all these salons of the library, I imagine.

Salon, the library, it's simple, it's It's very easy. It's a one-o-one. I know very well. I'm very good. I'm very good. Because the little

seduction me has a master in the 101, because I had met with the people like that on the day. So, it's the fun. And at the

show the people, it's really impressive. And the times, the people are always delivered to me for very long time

because I'm gay, I imagine, so there was always there always there's always there's always and there people arrive to

go to a kios, and there in a few minutes they will be to talk the essential of their

problem, of their view and so, so that's sometimes it's troublan now.

Madam who pleur before me because she says she's gay but that

he's that he doesn't accept, but that their parents want, you have

there's completely old show. They say, go see, be gay, tetoy, so,

and the guy want, and the guy want, she's a problemit, so, so, she had pleurry

of any received at each village where I'm to go everywhere. It's what has mebler

my romance, it's a story that's of all of what you have done to do. So it's continued with the salons

of the book. Because I think it's because I think to have an book, it's that that's extraordinary

this contact direct that of person by person I mean, there's practically just the books,

that's all what's what's good with a book also is that continue his life

I mean if the madam or the monsieur he le, he lame, he'll he'll invite

to come a course of a relay, and everyone to pass the book, and then every day every day I'm

every year, I'm reading the other or new, so it's for that the avenue of the book me seem interesting.

Because we say it's also all what I have done in my career who has kind of years, we

don't know that the writing, it's all the question that I know, I know I've got

chosen, but when I want to see, by about to Dominic, who is more,

and all everyone has in their life. It's a very much part of the life.

The Marr is a concept to revoir but it's difficult to change.

The deyes, it's constructive, it's hard. The departure of Dominique has been

an reproves it's a year, eight years, it's the time

that's incredible I'm remember to always to the moment that in my

car at the 20 December. I'm go to Sagney for

fete my mother the 21 December which is called Noahela and the telephone

in my in my auto son it's Pascal the blonde of Dominique she is in Honduras

and she said well Danny there you have you know bang poof

I think that's he said he has made the plange submarine he has made

a crisis of her she said his car is in a

car and they they're they're repatri on continent, he

had on a hill to make the plongue to have to

have to have to do that in a couple of it's a

they're to have to have to have to have to come in and they

come in me and it's rough it's it's it's for the

people that rest it's for for the people who

continue but Dominic is still there I'm there

I'm a part of cend under a ab a magog

but I'm supposed to change the arbor all the years. He's all right. For you. His centers are toxic. The chevroles get to eat

but it's always to be there. But, yeah, I've even made like a pierre tombale that just me who's

that's a pierre tombale. So, so I pass in advance and the souvenirs are there,

the souvenirs are there. We've been in a time, to have to have been, to live at

one on to the other also, it's my my cousin down-ro it's like my friend

my mentor in the same he's he's taught he's he's taught to get to you know

you're in this adult that you're that's interested to you and he's you know that you know

he's he was more he had like 15 years than we had 15 we had 18 20

and he he had 35 years so all all along my life it's all the

person who he he's he's he made he made to go to scrabble

he we've made, we've made 2,000 shows on the it's not anything.

With the group sanguine, two million. The Vague Turcote group sanguine,

the Vank Turcote 2,000 show. We've made all the all the pusses

asphalt on Quebec had been fulue so Dominique that's a person major in

my life in the same time my father I'd so say so it's sure that

his at what he's At what he's in the grand

big Well, after eight years, we can't it's he's I'm not

the plus when I play on I'm I'm I'm the best of the world

he's I'm the most for when it's Dominic that I could

call that you could be there when it could come me

to me I'm everywhere in everything you know when

when you when you when you're when you came to you know you're getting

your family you Dominique I'm I remember these stories with

Dominic, I'm in a moment of a moment of a bit of a bit of I'm born and I'm

trying to get in my apartment and I'm trying to be able to Dominic had gone to and I'm and I'm

and he had done the pat there's a there was a badoteable it's an being a being a

he suffered very much Dominic and all it was complicated for him I'm wondering if he

wasn't if he had never been diagnosed because it's a servo that's a little bit

than the world. I'm the impression that all of his car would be able more than because he

had been used and he was stressed fundamentally that person that person who had a research

constant there always that always that function on the brain, he would

be a searcher to find the cancer certain that he would have found

the rematch the but but maybe it's on in humor. But, you know, Dominique, I can't talk about four years, but he's

partied. He's parted, young, 603 and 3 years. There are 3 children. The beau Neau, that I don't because there's been a chicanne with her blonde Pascal, I see her, I see her own time. And she has a very, she makes her to her own parents. It's affraying, a little, the torture

mental of the pair, the beau, grand eyes I see I'm in he's present he's always present he's in my

he's in he's in he's in the million of students he had he's a professor of theater

all the people have all of all people all people me all people he will be

there just that's my turn to move he's so I'm also to be in

part of the the level eras and oh there's I'm

I'm so how I'm how much I'm I'm I'm Alleyatoor, I'll decide You can't

You can't You can't You can't On one, but you're on Choise one, no, but you're on Choosier one On the erotism But you're

Not as bad as That's not as bad We're not as much You're not But if you If you're Let's see There, but

We're not There, it's It's like It's very Intim Until now So what What's

What's you Have you What's the Sexuality at 20 Is that Is that a subject Taboo in your family?

Is you at last with the nudity what place to accord you to the intimacy to do you? I think

that's really the question is you at with the nudity because I'm not at least at the oh no

I'm sorry I'm in a family prude I've never seen my parents all new it's not

in the air of the time one part in the escalier where the duch

that he wanted to have a servant that's the sole I've seen my mom

my mother I never had never been new so we're not in the house,

it was not part of the it's not a place, so it's like you know, like at the time,

it's like I'm like I'm rest, so so I'm very pre to my my piscine, I'm going

to be able to be able to when I'm with my chum, but you know, in a can't

nudist I'd never capable to be there without me feel very much, perhaps the

first time maybe I'm perhaps that you can't be at least with the not at me not

I don't know more, but I'm afraid, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, she, was very al-aise with that, and she, and she said, and she'll not be able to serve, invite during the end up, and she said, and she

had talked to be with me, and you're too mad, but... But I'm not, I don't, I don't, if we're up, if we're, like, a barrier psychologic, maybe it would just that I cast the glass, and that I...

Oh, and then... Oh, yeah, don't? But is you an impression that it would have been more of liberty? Well, perhaps for the last-priced-priced, for something, for, psychologically, there must have something

still-to-do-do-allet, to be able to accept the car of age-sant, to accept the forms that are not correct, because I've got 60-year, you know, I'm not a young, first,

but in the same time, is that I've really the good to do do it, not, not of time there would have I'd have to do you have to do you know,

maybe my my friends who have been in the Canadian who had had the family with which he had used to

like that when I'm doing it's so often me the I mean the I think it it's not

there's not there's a there's something there's something there's and it's and it's and it's

so it's percut on other part of their yeah they're well they're they're well they're

maybe that I'm probably that's that I'm the core of the other also. Because at a moment when you're when you're talking

that there's a lot of people and there are they're not they're not jeaned to be all new and they're not better than

it's fine it's funny it's funny that it's that's all the man and I I'm, I'll understand the pleasure

to be new because when I'm a nager I'm a I'm, I'm I'm not, I'm I'm just saying

there you know there's a liberty that you're not idea that when you when you're trying that when you're it's a great that's a great

to be able to all nude in a piscine and to nage. So, you're going to do it, so you're all alone? All, I'm going to put together not that person's going to be. No, but I'm in the forest, so

so that's why, so that's, so that's, a time time, a cheverey, so that's up, it's correct. But, you know,

it's not so peer, at the level ERA, its company? No, it's not so bad. Because, because, well,

you know, you know, the taboo in your family, the sexuality, well, it's not something

that we We had a lot of humor on the sexuality but I never consulted my

mother on my wife even more my father this seigneur what he would have been my father

I don't know he would have been I'm what you look at what's that what's the

first look you to the first first time it was what my first time I've

had used several blonde I said I've had several first first first first first

first first time No, no, but I've had my blonde, but with my blondes, it's never more than the French. We french, we're going to French. Okay, because you've had been in 14, 15 years. In the time we French, she's on irritate the bush, we're going to get in our house.

We're out of our cabane. We're in front of, if. Fushia. But my first time, I think, it's with Emil, my first love. I remember very well, that's, it's a little bit of Dominique Lavek, who was our professor of the theater.

There had a apartment in a sub-soul not long to Sejeb and he had given

the permission to go to go to see, Remyel and because he said that we had

had got in the salon in the home, to say how to say how the

relationship with Dominique date to long time. We had 18 years, he had

35 and he he would do you don't the key to he's

that our professor. So, I think with Emil, and I've had a very beautiful souvenir of that.

It was a it's a revelation, so we can say, how you're saying, after that when it came

confirmed? Because, in plus, I've had cruised long time, before it before it

wasn't, he was, he was saying, he was gay, but he had not said, he'd have been

in the same dynamic, I, I'm in the improvisation just for me reproached to him

because I thought it totally beautiful, and the improvisation me interested not

to do I'm interested to be just to be close to him, and finally I've had

been a reason, because it's a lot because we're going to be because we're going to

his film Imel Goddrow it's he's he's he's he's he's called

the royal of the box office. And it has done this relationship that?

We've had been in a year, I'd say, in a year in the time that we're

in the group sang, and then it's been there's been a pain of amour

effrable that's during many years because we know because we're in the time

to be in a pen of love with someone that you know that you know that's a

very dechirant and I'm very disagreable over him we're talking to know I'm talking that I'm

much so it's that it's my first love of my life and the first that I've

made the first that's a great story in the there's a one of the The first time, it's not...

No, but we're very agreeable. It was confirmed also something. Yeah. Dernier. Opto, Rezo, she'll,

amen. At tenor, this question that? Are you the year? You're what your febler

on the world of the eye? I'm, I'm... That's it's grand gross on the cart.

No, I'm, no, I'm prezebitt. It's prezebite, so that's to do long. Yeah. So,

I'm, from, because I'm pretty up, I'm pretty pretty prezibed. It's, it's reduced.

Not for read, no. Oh, no. Can't, you're chanceous? Just a little for conduit the night. You're in the sense of to not have been to have been in the

minutes, I mean, my lunettes, I'm not able to read pantote, uh... But you know, that's what you're... It's Danny. Oh, it's Danny. But, yeah,

it's written your name because if you'd have not written, I'd say, I'd say, I'd say, but, in the phone, you're in the internet, so, opto-rezo,

you can, you can have been when you look in the retrovisor of your view, What would you say to to do young Danny?

Well, I think it's quite I think it's good I think it my own my

instinct is far I'm sure I'm a good senseue I'm always guided who I'm really that I

really can get back the good people, to bring the good decisions of career

so I think I think I would say to I think confidence to your instinct

he is very good because there are some people who say it's a plan of career you have to do that

to do that if you're writing a if you're playing a plan, you know, if you know, if you

know, if you know, I had not a plan when I have done my romance, and I

had not my career, and it so I think that I think the instinct of the Dany

was good, and I think he's like, he's like, I'd say, I'd say, so I'd say, I'd say,

so, so, Varned your way, what's the thing, what's what you

want to be, Danny? Well, just simply to be a good. I'm it's what

I'm trying that's a quest perpetual, passed the good moments, have

some my friends, I'm not no plan of career I don't, I don't, I don't,

I've got a show at TV, to say, to do that, I'm sure I've

made plenty of things interesting, I've been prudent financiallyly so I can

be able to make now to do continue like that. try to try to

try to every every year for to know the plus of the plus of possible,

I'm very curious, and make attention my health and try to make attention but that you control

not that we don't we have not a lot of control on our life, I mean

to say, I'm very to say to be attention, I'm try to be not too do,

but you can see get to something to get something, I'm I mean that

under the hands of God. And you have said that you think you didn't know

I think I'm not not too I'm not I'm sorry that you're but you're saying that

you're to say that you can control and the rest it's it's it's not

it's my friend there's there was an accident of auto he had not

preview so Dominic he's nooyed had not preview even

if he had had made attention to it had to change

it would you profit of the present. Thank you thank you

very good. Thank you very very great very good. We've got to do you have two hours? Well,

I think yeah, not long to two hours. Hey, he'll read two a day and a minute

more than. It's more longer than Kilimanjaro. Oh, my God. Thank you and thanks

to everyone to be there and we'll see to the next podcast my bye. This episode was presented

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