It is Thursday, October 22nd, 2025, and this is episode 82 of the Carlos Whitaker podcast.

Welcome friends and fam to another episode.

If you're a little shook watching this on YouTube or on Spotify or wherever you watch your podcast. It's because I'm not Carlos

today. I'm Parlos. That's right. I played golf this morning and I made a decision to not change

and to come on in the podcast wearing my golf outfit, which is not remotely who I normally am, but for nine

holes this morning, I became Parlos. Now, I think I have let all of you know that I am very

addicted to golf. I started playing, I think it was July,

and I can't stop. I can't stop. Like I'm, I'm finding the cheapest course like $13 to walk

nine courses in Nashville. And I'm playing. So I'm basically playing like on cow pastures,

but I'm having a blast. I love it. And today, we're not talking about parlous. We're not

talking about golf. We're talking

about hypocrisy. Did I lose you? I waited one second before I said anything else after

hypocrisy. Now, to be fair, I'm not talking about anyone else's hypocrisy. I'm going to lead off

with my own. And then I would like for you

to think about yours. It's going to be a really thought-provoking conversation today. I believe

that it's going to be necessary for every single one of us to get to the place where we can call out the hypocrisy, not in other people, because that's easy,

but actually in ourselves. I believe it's important. I believe you can do it. And I believe I'm going to

give you the tools to be able to handle that because once you see it in yourself,

then you're going to feel a lot better about calling it out in somebody else.

But they will never be able to hear it when you call it out in them if you don't call it out in you first.

So, you ready?

Is it okay to call out the hypocrisy on the left, on the right?

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