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back to the daniel gill show today we are going to be talking about two roads you can take the road of happiness

the road that is one of a fulfilling marriage or the road of the sadness and loneliness as

it's actually being reported that's a data statistic we're going to talk about today we're also

going to talk about Iran and what has been going to talk about Iran. And what has

been happening over there? Stay with us. This is the Danielle Gill Show. Two roads diverged

in a yellow wood begins the famous Robert Frost poem, The Road Not Taken. The stanza continues,

And sorry I could not travel both and be one traveler. long I stood and looked down one as far as I could

to where it bent in the undergrowth. The general idea behind the poem is that choices are an

unavoidable part of life. Like the two roads and frost yellow wood, choices frequently present a

binary where paths mutually exclude each other.

You can't go down one path at the same time as you go down the other path.

Though the speaker chooses the path less traveled by, a careful reading of the poem reveals

the speaker isn't certain whether or not he made the right choice.

Choice is a universal human experience.

All of us are constantly making choices. Some are mundane while others are extremely important with permanent and lasting effects that will forever alter our fate in this life. Sometimes we don't

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