Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

I received a thought yesterday in the form of two words that came up and I kind of repeated

them to myself a few times and I thought there is a lesson in this and I'm going to share it on the pod.

My friends it is as follows. I go to collect food that I like from this awesome cafe here in Miami called Pure Vida.

And the way that it works is simple.

You order on the app and then there's a shelf when you go in and you just collect your food.

Right, so this is common in most places, salad bars, soup bars, etc, etc.

It's a nice easy pickup system. You don't have to chat to anybody. No one even checks that it's you and your name as you pick up the order.

And each time I go in there I scan the bags and I look for of course my name

Susie Moore with my order and I double check that it's right and then I take it on my

merry way and almost each time I think to myself, wow, it would be so easy to walk out with someone else's order or a bigger order that I didn't pay for or even an order that I didn't make, I could just walk in there and any random moment,

take someone else's order and leave because nobody is checking.

There is a trust system.

And in a world where, gosh, there is so little trust,

we're so scared to trust each other.

It's almost like this mini reassuring. trust each time I pick up my order from purerada. And I think you know the lesson here for

humanity each time I pick up my order from pure Avida and I think you know the lesson here for me is something that may seem undramatic but it's actually

profound. Yes in life there will be people who cheat, who steal, who take from you something

maybe small like a sandwich or a salad or at a siebole, or maybe something far more significant. But the truth is, my friends, most

won't. Those are the two words that came to me. Most won't. Most people actually do the right thing. They don't take from others. They do what is fair and reasonable.

I think to myself, how often do we live our lives expecting the minority, expecting the people

who lie or cheat or steal who you can't trust, expecting those people to be running

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