Well, outta there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about a very popular

slogan in American politics and a conversation I had at a gas station.

So it's late and I walk in a gas station,

I'm going to get some coffee, I get my coffee, I walk up to the gas station I'm going to get some coffee I get my coffee I walk up to pay for it there's a guy who is finishing up paying and when he turns around he reads my shirt and it's the one that says most of you traded your country for

a red hat and he is wearing a red hat and he does not look happy with my wardrobe.

So, as I buy my coffee, I am definitely angled so I can still see him.

And he is standing there waiting for me to finish.

So I'm like great this is just what I need tonight.

I pay and I walk over to him and he's like you don't like Trump?

I'm like, not particularly. He's like, why not?

We don't have that kind of time, dude. And he kind of laughed. I'm like, all right, so maybe this isn't going to go the way I thought it was.

I was like, why do you like him?

And he said, because he ran the country like a business.

Now there's a whole bunch of commentary there that can be made,

especially the idea of Trump running the country like one of his businesses.

But my initial reaction was, who told you that was a good thing?

And the look on his face let me know

that nobody had ever questioned that position before. He just kind of paused and cocked his head. We wound up talking

about this for like 10 or 15 minutes outside the gas station.

I asked him if he liked his boss and he's like no and by this point I've already found out he hangs

drywall and he's like no not really. I'm like what's your boss's job and he had a very colorful way to say to

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