Episode Details

• We have used the same plumber, Al’s plumbing since we bought this house about 14 years ago.
• It is great to have a local hometown man that makes house calls.
• We don’t appreciate the men that do jobs like this anymore.
• We don’t appreciate the men that work with their hands, that get dirty, that fix the things we don’t want to do.
• They aren’t beneath us.
• Can you imagine trying to function w/o them?

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• I found plenty of research affirming that the impulse my fellow eager honey-doers and I have in wanting to complete mundane tasks and pursue passion projects is healthy and natural. It’s also my experience that the more our lives have become automated, online, and inundated with woke messaging and “news” manufactured to arouse fear and division, the more we crave chores and hobbies — and the more we need them.
• The good news is we can cancel wokeness before it cancels — and breaks — us. Completing chores and fostering healthy hobbies are vital to a thriving society, and the failure to do so has left people with a lot of free time on their handheld devices and many once-robust communities floundering. By contrast, spending time away from the fearmongering, sensationalized news cycle and artificial online outrage by igniting one’s senses and “turning on” one’s talents, so to speak, is key to mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual health.

SIDE BAR – 

• Crime show that explained how they caught this killer b/c they got his phone metadata that showed the cops he used his flashlight app for 46 minutes in a remote area at 2:15am.

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• When you go outside w/ your family, work the land, cook and eat w/ your family you are beating the system.