Hi folks, how are you? I want to record another video. Yes, I'm hanging in my hammock and it's a beautiful summer day. And I'm going to take the camera turn somewhere else cuz you don't want to talk a memory fluorogenic So I'll try to get the arc here and do my discussing

or talking about something we've probably all been taught. I'm sure we have. We were taught many, many years ago when we were youngsters that we need to be good people in this world.

And good people do this bad people. Bad people don't do this, but good people do. And what that is, is to use a famous colloquialism, quote unquote turn the other cheek. If you've been wronged, turn the other cheek and give them a chance give them a second, third, fourth, or fifth or sixth or seventh chance to do better to you and the list goes on. Now, probably like me, most of you have lived an entire life like that. You and almost inevitably, when we turn the other cheek, we get slapped. Almost inevitably, if not for certain. But yet we keep turning the other cheek because we've been taught good people turn the other cheek. Bad people. Well, the older I get, the more I got to argue with that. Philosophy. I'm getting to a point where I am downright Tired. Tired. And I don't know about you, but many of you are to have turning the other cheek and getting the same thing over and over and over, like only being bored. So what I've adopted at this stage in my life is everybody gets one shot. One and only one. Don't blow it there's that many people that are alone. And if I'm texting them or I got some phone number, I'll delete their texts on a race or number of blocks. I have no qualms doing that. If you've got one shot, you know and you did me wrong. You're not gonna get a second shot to do it again to me, because I know from past experience that you probably more than likely will do exactly the same thing over and over again. So at what point does it become counterproductive? For me, it's after one. Now, I can tell you all what to do. But I want you to understand that in my life, I found that turning the other cheek almost inevitably, it's the same case scenario repeated over and over again. How does that make you a better person by taking abuse from someone who's been dealing with you in a way that you don't like? You allow them to continue dealing with you in that way? How does that make you a better person? I don't know. I don't think it does. So this is gonna be a short video but I'm gonna put it on the website called turn another cheek. Bs. I think it's BS at this stage. I've done it enough and I think probably most of you have to are yours not going to get a difference. You know what it's like the old saying, Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, expecting a different result. Well insanity in this case, is allowing someone do to do the same thing. To you over and over again, expecting them to stop. And they're not more than more than that. So with that, I'll sign off and I'll put this on the website. Turn the other cheek. I think