Welcome to the round table of dim lighting. I'm Micah. I'm Colin. And today we're going

to see if we can remain positive about some traditionally frustrating or negative things.

Yeah, you know, there's a lot of negativity in the world and most of it comes directly

from Micah and I. Yeah. So we thought it would be a fun exercise. If we could just talk

for a whole hour about things that we know bothers the other person, but just doing our best to,

you know, stay positive about it. Yeah. Do you consider yourself to be an overly negative person?

Absolutely. Yes. I've worked on it for the last 10 years. I've made a little bit of progress,

but not that much. Yeah. Yeah. No, I'm super negative. A lot of times people, I'll be an accidental

Debbie Downer by someone will be like, I had a ham sandwich and I'm like, ah, ham's gross.

That's how I reacted. And then I go, I'm sorry, that was really rude. Yeah. Because just let someone

enjoy their ham sandwich. Yeah. It has nothing to do with you and your, yeah. I get it. So I don't know why.

I'm such a pessimistic person. I mean, it's so easy to just default to it. Right? It is. Yeah.

It's just the easiest thing in the world to look at everything glass half empty and be annoyed all

the time and just like, yeah, pointing out everybody's flaws and stuff. You don't think it is.

What's that? For me, at least, it's like, I assume that everyone's going to be on board and be like,

yeah, nothing does suck. And then we're going to have a moment and we're going to get to like,

vent about it. Yeah. Like, you're against the world. Right. Like, you're going to be the one that rallies

everyone to hand sucks. Right? Yeah. We don't want to. Yeah. I hate him. Yeah. But really, they're like,

you just ruined the thing I like. Thanks. Yeah. So what I was in high school, I saw this book cover.

Yeah. And the name of the book was a power of positive thinking. And I didn't read the book.

I figured I would have had it. Like, okay, yeah, think positively.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But that's essentially what we decided we wanted to do here. We want to talk

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