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Okay, so here's something that does not look good on anyone. This is, this is a basically

a wardrobe option that everyone should avoid. Okay, self-righteous, self-righteous,

then look good on anyone. If you know somebody who wears this,

I mean, you just kind of feel it as they walk in the room. It's like, that just doesn't look good

on you. This doesn't look good on anyone. And because I have too much experience with this,

as I'll share in just a minute, I understand, unfortunately, that as it turns out,

the people who are self-righteous are rarely self-aware. Okay, they don't know that they,

when they walk in the room, when they start talking, everybody kind of feels pushed back

in a little bit condemned. They don't know that they're awareing it. Okay, they're wearing it,

and everybody knows they're wearing it, but they don't know they're wearing it. Now,

when you hear the phrase self-righteous, we immediately think in religious terms,

but being self-righteous can have something, can interface with being self-righteous religiously,

but self-righteous incorporates a whole lot of things. So here's what happens when a person

is self-righteous. It happens when our rightness about something, in particular, a view,

or the way we see the world, when our attitude, our perspective, when our rightness

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