on the fifth day of stoic christmas william gave to me meditations two dot one

okay i'm not to do that for the next episode you're like you did that last time it sounds terrible

you know and stoic these stoic books are very good Christmas gifts,

you know, give people, give people the gift of wisdom, Stoic wisdom, absolutely. Like the one you, the one you just wrote. You want to hold that up? Oh, no, no, well, well, just make me blush here. You got to have the primary texts.

Make sure you've got the complete Epictetus,

the complete Marcusictetus,

the complete Marcus,

Robin Waterfield translations, yeah.

Or the complete Tanner Campbell and Kai Whiting.

Yes, yes.

That's a nice weekend.

Absolutely.

Yeah, I get,

I think I get $3 per book.

So please.

There you go. A million books, would you please?

That's right.

We're going to talk about the cardinal virtues because we haven't really touched on them as, you know, standalone.

We've mentioned each one of them in the previous days, but we haven't talked about them as a concept.

And I think we should also touch maybe on the concept of subordinate virtues as days, but we haven't talked about them as a concept. And I think we should also

touch maybe on the concept of subordinate virtues as well, but wisdom. We'll need a second episode

for that. We're going to get into that. I just want to get out of here early. I'm not going to let it

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