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From Fool Global Headquarters, this is Motley Fool Money. Welcome to Motley Fool Money. I'm Chris

Hill. This week, two of my all-time favorite interviews. We'll get some career advice from a former

mobster a little later, but we start by talking about the business of Lyon. Dan Airelli is a

professor of psychology and behavioral economics at Duke University and the author of two best

sellers, predictably irrational and the upside of irrationality. His new book is The Honest Truth

about dishonesty. How we lie to everyone, especially ourselves. Dan, welcome back.

Oh, my pleasure. So we're all liars? What is going on? Wait, wait, not you. Not you.

Not the people. Other people. Oh, thank you. So he was there the question. I mean, you probably

think of yourself as an honest, wonderful caring human being, right? No question about it.

No question. But if you actually went ahead during a regular day and you counted how many times

you lie, what do you think that number would be? I think it would be in a single digit.

Well, I recommend this experiment, but what is clear is that we lie a lot. And what's interesting

is that we lie a lot and at the same time, we think of ourselves as honest. Now, in Japanese,

there's a term, there's a term for internal truth, the real truth, and there's a term for the truth

we tell other people. And not just for Japanese, we all have this. We all have something that we

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