Hello, William. It's day eight of the 12 days of Stoic Christmas.

Hello, Tanner. Day eight. That means I'm no mathematician, but I think we're two-thirds of the way done after today.

12 is divisible by three, and I know that because all numbers, which you add up and equal, a number divisible by

three, such as three or nine, are divisible by three.

I learned that.

You know, the American public school system, I'm sure everyone who's not from that system is

like, that's a really convoluted way of knowing whether or not 12 is divisible by

three yeah and four right yeah yes and also four are you um are you wearing a quarter zip pullover

no i don't own any quarters this is a full that's a hundred percent zip. This is a full... It's 100% zip.

Yeah, this is a full zip.

I don't really understand the purpose of the quarter zip.

Oh, it's so you can expose the best looking part of your chest, but no more.

Is that what it is?

Okay.

I don't know.

They're very popular over here in the UK.

Everyone has a, everyone's got a closet full of quarter zips. Yeah. Maybe I'll wear one on the 12th day of

Christmas when we talk about resolutions moving into 2026. Okay. Well, we're, we are hot off the heels

of the last episode we just recorded and we're going to go over our time limits.

So let's get started.

We're going to talk about role ethics.

Let's start by just discussing in general what role ethics are, the idea that our ethics come from, our roles and how are our roles assigned assigned and how do people get their roles,

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