Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again. So today we're going to talk about why

different things are celebrated in different degree in why some things aren't happily

advertised everywhere and celebrated to the same degree as other things.

We're going to do this because I got a message,

and this is something that I am happy to provide clarification on.

Okay.

I'll admit, I didn't know about Military Appreciation Month,

but please explain why Pride Month is loudly celebrated and Memorial Day isn't.

Google always has a giant logo change and is openly happy on pride.

Do you know what they did for Memorial Day? A tiny American flag and

gray letters, the bare minimum to celebrate the day. The people Pride is for can have a giant parade and dance. The People Memorial Day is for are silent for fear of the woke mob.

You'll say it's a what-ism and that if we cared we'd make it a wild celebration

ourselves but I want to know why companies don't celebrate the tradition with the same degree of enthusiasm.

Oh, I got you. I got you. I can explain this pretty easily.

Because you are partially right.

The People Memorial Day is for they are silent, absolutely.

But it's not out of fear of the woke mob.

It's because they're dead.

Armed Forces Day, anybody in the military, Veterans Day, those who served, Memorial Day, those who died. It's not

happily celebrated because it's not a happy day. You don't celebrate Memorial Day, you observe it. That's why

it's treated differently. It's a day to remember people who died. It's not a day of

celebration. The understated Google logo, which yes I was aware of it because I read the same

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