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Jerry Garcia Thesis
Jerry Garcia was indeed mentioned in the video! At 8:21, he was introduced as the lead singer of the Grateful Dead, and through further research it appears he was an infamous guitar player who even ranked as 13th in the “100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time” publishment by the Rolling Stone Magazine, making his existence quite impressive. Jerry’s quote, “Somebody has to do something, it is just incredibly important it has to be us,” was analyzed in the video. Perhaps he of all celebrities was mentioned in this video because he was sometimes ill due to his diabetes, struggled with drug addictions, and tried to overall improve his health; this just goes to show that health issues and drugs are very serious, and everyone needs to take care of their

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