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Hey, it's a beautiful, beautiful day today, and I mentioned this earlier this morning,

and we got a text immediately from some guy who said, yeah, it's a beautiful day.

I'm quitting work.

No way.

Like today, he's quitting.

He's going to go in and he's going to quit his job.

When you, when you were enthusiastic about it and you have, you consider it freedom, it can be a

wonderful thing. I couldn't tell if it was sarcasm or not, but, but it seemed to be like I'm

happy because I'm quitting. And it let me think, you know what, anybody else quitting work today? I would like to hear about that because I personally, the only time I've ever left a job is when I had another job lined up and it was a better opportunity.

So to me, that wasn't like, I'm quitting work. Okay, quitting without any good.

Yeah. It's like, look, like when I got the offer to move here in Philadelphia, I had to say, guys, I can't pass this up. How does your modeling agent take that? Well, it was a little heartbroken because the foot ads in St. Louis were going to stop. Dude, we're hitting a bumper crop ad. You're leaving me. How did they take it? It was like, look, yeah, we understand, but then they were like, then they... Go ahead, who's that? Kenny. No, it wasn't him. But then it was it was like look yeah we understand but then they were like then they go hey commit

who's that can't no that it wasn't him but but then it was like uh you know you you breached your

contract by by talking to another rich i said what yeah i didn't know i couldn't talk to anybody

else about a job but they were kind enough to not let that get in the way of me moving on to

another job.

But some people are like, screw it.

I'm quitting today. That's it. I can't take this crap anymore.

And there are different levels of quitting, you know.

I wonder if good weather, a sunny morning, can help move you along in that thought.

Maybe. Maybe. I have a friend who hates her job. She really can't stand her boss and she knows that she's going to be able to quit probably by the end of July.

She works for the Weinstein Company.

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