And I want to welcome everyone to tonight's program, tonight's episode.

Today is Tuesday, the 21st day of October 2025.

And it's a very troubling day time for me.

I just want to share that.

This marks a very sad anniversary for me, okay, and I'm not going to get into it, but, you know, I want to say something from that. Folks, when you're out in the wild,

when you're out there shopping or you're out there

dealing with people, I guess.

And if they're normal individuals, you know, sane and, okay, give them a little bit of a break, maybe. because you don't have any idea of what they're

currently going through what they've gone through um you know i think we have a tendency to

you know i don't mean to lecture i don't want a lecture that's not what i'm doing here

tonight but we have a tendency really to become insular to our own needs and her own views and

our own way of doing things.

And that's fine.

But then when you come across somebody, maybe they're having, maybe their husband or wife

or child or parent just died.

Okay.

Or maybe they've just been diagnosed with some terminal illness or whatever the case.

Consider that when you're dealing with others and even and especially perhaps on social media.

Think about that for a minute.

Have we lost a degree or degrees of civility because of social media?

I think we have.

Ordinarily, you wouldn't threaten to punch someone in the throat.

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