Hello, welcome to the Excel Stillmore podcast.

I am your host, Chris Emerson, and we are here to talk about tips and strategies that you can employ to deepen your faith, improve your relationships, and just get the most out of your life.

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Okay, so check it out. People tell me that confession is good for the soul. So I'm going to open this

episode with some personal confession of guilt. I am one of those people who gets

greatly annoyed at what other people do sometimes, and yet when I do the exact same thing,

it's no big deal. Do you guys know what I'm talking about? I'm trying to get better at this.

It's part of my Excel still more journey, is some self-awareness and the inequity of how that can get,

where when I do it, no big deal. Everybody should just accept that, but when someone else does the

exact same thing, it's completely uncalled for. Let me give you a few examples, though I probably

could give you like 50. When I'm driving, there are certain things that I'm allowed to do, and

everybody's just supposed to be totally cool with that,

and yet nobody else is allowed to do it. Like passing on the right. Passing on the right,

anybody who does that needs to go straight back to driving school. There should be special

policemen on staff just to stop that from happening, unless, of course, I'm doing it, in which

case there's a really good reason. The same is true with, I don't know, somebody riding up on my

tailgate. There is no reason on earth ever that you should be up on my tailgate no matter what.

Now, I ride other people's bumpers sometimes, but you'd have to understand.

They totally deserve that.

They've been driving slowly for four miles.

You see how that works?

If I do it, it's understandable.

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