This is the Jockoe Underground Podcast number 141 sitting here with Echo Charles who is about to ask me some questions from everyone.

Well everyone that's a member of the Jocco Underground.

If you remember, you can send questions,

we will answer them.

So let's get into it, man.

What we got?

Yeah, first course. All right, hey, Jocco, thanks for providing insight and value to my life.

It goes a long way.

My question for you both is,

how can I restore trust in someone for whom I have shown little to no respect for their time for context.

For context.

I just purchased my first firearm with my brother's help and made plans with him to go shooting

on that same evening.

Long story short, even though he recommended I go earlier than I planned to be on time to our arranged meeting,

I finished a different task first, thinking that surely it would not take long from my background check to clear and to get everything I need from the gun shop.

He waited for me at a predetermined spot for over an hour before he finally left.

So what, this whole thing took longer than he thought, basically.

Nothing went as I hoped once I got there, and he didn't pick up when I called him.

I went to see him later that night and he said he wished I would value his time and that he saw it coming from a mile away,

which tells me it's certainly not the first time I've done this with him.

I take full responsibility for this, and know I'm the one in the wrong. I want to fix it, but I'm unsure how I can rebuild that trust. Thanks in advance.

Yeah, I mean out of the gate obviously own it, apologize for it. I hope you already did that.

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