Hello, everyone. I just wanted to share a thought. One of the things with kind of distant time,

training, so to speak, I think, is like training ourselves on something that we read that might

have an impact with us or give us a distinction or even sometimes a reinforcement or just

remembering something that's important.

And tell you a quick story,

Mr. Rogers' neighborhood.

It's a wonderful day in the neighborhood.

A wonderful day in the neighborhood.

Oh, would you be mine?

Oh, could you be mine?

Oh, would you be my neighbor?

Anyway, Tom Hanks did a movie on Mr. Rogers' life

I was scrolling through Apple TV

came across it my kids laying in bed with me

and I got this great idea

let's watch Mr. Rogers they need to know it

like I mean I watched it all the time growing up, right?

When I was five and six.

And so they were like, okay, yeah.

So I actually went and looked up Mr. Rogers' neighborhood because I wanted them to see a real episode before they saw the actual movie.

And so we got about five minutes through the first episode that I was able to find and completely

they just got disinterested very quickly, which I think kind of shows you like the production quality

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