Okay, happy new year everybody. As you get into a new year people like to do new year's resolutions and I am not probably just surprised you learn. I'm not a big New Year's resolution guy. I don't believe in them.

But I guess apparently my team thinks that there are many things that I should resolve to do in the next year. So although I don't believe in New Year's resolutions, I've been told that they have come up with New Year's resolutions for me. I think I know exactly how this is going to go, but who knows I could be surprised. So this first one is coming from Holly. In this resolution that she wants to give you is be more observant.

Are you saying that I'm not observant?

Would you like an example of you not being observant? Oh, is that what this is? I should have known. I should have known. Okay. Let's see. I sometimes doubt the honest, the value of honesty in marriage and I'll just explain why.

For example yesterday I got home from traveling.

I was traveling over the weekend.

And a few hours after I got home, my wife said to me,

hey, so you didn't say anything about my hair.

Okay, this is where I was going to be honest.

And I said, what about your hair?

And she said, I dyed it.

You know, it's brown now, it was blonde before.

And then I said it was blonde before?

And then I realized I should stop saying things in that moment.

But here's my point. I was honest for the whole conversation. I was completely honest.

First of all, I don't think that that's an issue of being observed.

As you know, number one, one of my disabilities of many is

color blindness. I don't know what color my wife's hair is. I have no idea. I know it's some shade of brownish blonde.

I can't, I literally can't tell, it's not my fault.

And it's not that I'm not observing.

I think I observe different things, okay?

We all choose in life what things to focus on. And so there are things that I don't focus on there

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