The Weirdest Piece of Advice You’ll Hear

There was a strange phrase that I heard a lot when I was growing up in the South, and I never really knew what it meant, but people said, you know, they can kill me, but they can't eat me. >> I've never heard that. What does that mean? Exactly. I think it has something to do with this. Who was it? Sophie Scho. She was a teenager who stood up to the Nazis in the beginning. >> Yes. Yeah. They put her in guillotine. They cut her head off the day of her execution. She went out thinking, you know, it was beautiful day. What does it matter if I'm gone? You know, because people will stand up. Her individual life was not the main thing. She had played her part. She had done what was there for her to do and she had no regrets. Well, >> in some sense, she was right. We're talking about her now 80 years later. >> Yeah. And even if we weren't, I mean, that's, you know, she played her part.