Yo, today's QODS! Don't send your ducks to Eagle School.

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Welcome back to the QODS! I'm your host, Sean Crox and the Sean Crox and Dotcom.

We got Dr. Wayne W. Dyer on the show today and he's going to talk about the difference between

ducks and eagles. We have a lot of ducks these days. They're all over the place. I'm not sure if this

is like normal. It's always been this way or I'm just now noticing the ducks for some reason.

You know, I was at Target about a month ago and I walk up to the cashier and she's leaning

on the counter behind her texting and she looks over at me and she says, I'll be with you in a minute

and she just kept on texting. Like, I was dumbfounded. Like, when did this start to become a thing?

I was at the car wash last weekend and the guy who was cleaning the inside of my car just looked

like he did not want to be there. You know, he will wipe some stuff down then he will walk up to this

bucket and the bucket is where he was supposed to put the rags and he would kind of toss the rag

toward the bucket even though it was like one foot away from him and it wouldn't go inside the bucket

and he would just kind of walk away and grab another towel and clean a little bit more and

then he go back to the bucket and just kind of throw away and he would miss it and just walk away

and it was just weird, man. And then you know, he calls, hey, whatever car is done and I walk

up to the car and I get in and the center console is filthy. I mean, that's the most obvious part

of the interior of the car that you're supposed to clean and it looked just the same way

as it looked when I brought it to the car wash and I had to call the other dude like,

yo, can you come over here and finish what this guy just would not do? And he jumped in and he

did and he apologized and all that stuff and this is just becoming at least in my life a very

common thing. I keep running into ducks. The ducks don't want to work. The ducks just want to show

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