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One of the things I like about your content, one of the many things I like is it's a very balanced approach.

And so you'll take different topics,

and you always seem to find that angle that other people aren't talking about.

So one of my approaches to when I release content or when I'm commenting on, say, like something out in the news or something,

which I don't do all that often, but when I do,

my question is, am I adding to the conversation

something that needs to be said that hasn't already been said? And it seems that when I look at

some of the content you put out on those, the commentary on some of the things happening in culture

or in the news, I like that there's always this angle that you present that hasn't been considered. So what's kind of

your thought process when you approach something? I mean, I feel like it's easiest to take a side

that already exists. So like I feel like a lot of topics are really polarizing because you'll

have two sides. And people always gravitate towards, and I think that's one of the,

you know, maybe one of the downsides to modern day influencers or whatever you want to call it is like

people gravitate toward these personalities. And so anything that this personality says, I agree with that.

And I'll repost it. And so I feel like it creates a super polarizing picture with any topic.

So like, I don't know.

I just think I like looking at topics not from that perspective,

but like at the end of the day with a majority of arguments,

there's typically, okay, well, I agree with you here,

but then I also see what this person is saying.

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