Okay, I'm pulling on my driveway.

We all know what that means.

It's time for another drive to work.

Okay.

So today is part three of a meta series I've been doing for a while on color.

So the first time I did white, the second time I did blue.

So if you know your color pie, today I'm doing black.

Now, black, I believe, is somewhat misunderstood.

So my goal today is to sort of talk about what's black up to?

Why does black do what black does?

Okay, so let's get to the core of what Black believes.

So when you get down deep, Black believes that in life, nobody is looking out for you, except

you, that, you know, it is your responsibility to be the primary person that looks out for yourself.

And that black just believes you can't rely on anybody else.

Nobody else has your back completely.

Because in the end, they're going to care about themselves more than you care about you.

Which, black feels is fine.

Look, that's the way life should work.

Each person is responsible for looking up for themselves.

And that, look, there's nothing wrong with that.

But that's just the way life is.

I mean, the way black sees it, the other colors all want to change the world

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