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Life by baseball rules. I. C. E. Agent every young person, special in South Carolina, that young people should live by our state motto. Our state motto, we have two, but the one i like best is the one that is on the seal. While a brief i hope. And so every commencement address i give, every graduation i give it can be from elementary school, it can be from high school, college, even law school. I was a speaker for tony, i think i saw tony here, as a speaker for his law school graduation, and i give them the same message. While i breathe, i hope. You should never give up on your dreams and your aspirations. So i said young people as my mother said to me stay in school study hard. And that she said and theres a part in this book that deals with that, when i thought i was going to get kicked out of high school for violating a rule she said to me she said son let me tell you something. You only have three months to graduate. Silent treatment is nothing. I believe i could live in hell for t