Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the three of seven podcast. This is Chad.

Hey, before we dig into today's episode, I want to talk about a really simple topic, and that is

initiative. And I'm going to tell a few stories about kind of what has us on my mind, and it's going to come from an angle that you might think I'm going to tell a few stories about kind of what has this on my mind and it's going to come

from an angle that you might think I'm crazy but anyways over the last few weeks I keep walking in

on people in public bathrooms that don't lock the door behind them.

And it drives me crazy.

So I was in, I was at the doctor's office the other day.

And so it's a public restroom, guys. Like, I don't know if it's, if this

public restroom has like four or five stalls in it, if it's a single person bathroom. So, like,

it's not on me to, I don't feel like it's on me to knock on the door and ask if anyone's in there.

So I just walk into the bathroom at the doctor's office,

and there's like this, like elderly lady sitting on the toilet,

and I'm sorry, but it wasn't a pretty sight.

And like, just like over and over again this keeps happening to me

um in restaurants and like gas stations stuff like that and

i'm thinking these people legit like they don't have enough initiative

to turn around and lock the bathroom door behind them.

And kind of what put the icing on the cake was yesterday, I was coming back from the mountain.

We took a group of men out, a group of my role players out to do a proof of

concept mission for the finishing school. And on the way back, we stop at a convenience

store, and I walk in to use the restroom. And, of course, I just open the door and go to walk right in,

and there's a young man in there, and he gets angry at me for walking in on him

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