I'm pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time to have the drive to work.

Okay, so today is the fifth in a series I've been doing where I let the colors talk to them.

I let the colors talk all about themselves. Um, so I've done white. I've done blue. I've done black. I've done red.

And we're up to green. Okay, so green, take it away.

Thanks, Mark.

Hi, everybody.

It's green.

So what I want to do today is, I think a lot of people really misunderstand me.

In fact, of all the colors, I think I'm the most misunderstood. And so I'm

hoping today to sort of explain my philosophy, talk about my relationship with the other colors,

and, you know, guys, just give you a little better sense of what exactly it is, I believe.

Okay, so let's start with the basic, the most important part, which is, I think every other

color, when they talk to you, talks about what they want to change, how the world will

be better if something was different about it.

And my whole belief is the exact opposite. I'm the one color that says,

you know what, things don't need to change. Things are actually good the way they are.

One of my beliefs is that the natural world is an amazing thing.

I mean, it is truly an awesome,

like as you really study the world in nature

and understand it, it is so beautiful, yet complex, yet simplistic.

Like, it is, it's orderly, but chaotic. It's an interesting mix of things.

And that one of the things that I've really come to realize is that what we want to do is not

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