Oh my God. You're listening to Renegade Talk Radio.

This is Betsy Bell at the Double B Studios in Las Vegas, Nevada. And I want to say,

how can this happen? And we are exploring today some interesting takes on a few items.

In the first part of the show, we're taking on the word look.

In the second part of the show, we're taking on what do you see?

And in the third and most important part of your show today is, can you see the differences?

I think you do. I think you can. And I know you, my audience. I have come to know you over all these months.

I think you're smart enough that you do see the differences.

So that, my friends, is why we took this on today to explore it and to invest in ways to dissect it. So this is how we're going to begin. And by the way,

how can this happen is available on multiple platforms and wherever you get your podcasts. So

beware and look for me because you get your podcasts. So beware.

And look for me, because you will find me.

The word look has always caused me to step back from whomever I was speaking with that said it.

Look!

The dictionary asked you to consider these words in place of look.

Why would the dictionary suggest that? They think you should consider saying,

glance, notice, peer, read, see, stare, study, view, watch.

Listen to this.

Strong matches for the word look could be admire, attend, behold, beware, contemplate, eye, flash, focus, gape, gawk, gaze, glower, goggle, heed,

inspect, mark, mind, note, observe. And guess what? That isn't even all of the ones they suggested.

My gosh, people, I believe, and I have said this before, in my podcast even, about the word look. I feel as

though I'm being assaulted. Look, really? Why don't you just say? I'd like to point something out

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