It's that time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Very Show is on the air.

The longest thing to me in the course of my life, different things that happen, that I notice how we deal with the concept of accountability and consequences, and how they are extolled or forgotten in common conversation and in popular culture.

It's a really interesting phenomenon to me because we have a tendency to ignore the idea.

Do whatever you want. Damn the consequence. Do whatever you want.

Damn the consequence.

Do what makes you feel good.

Do what gives you gratification.

I think gratification is a better word than happiness.

This happiness is a silly word.

Nobody's walking around and we're happy.

We're all happy all the time.

Just happy.

You'd get bored being happy.

You would.

Jordan Peterson has really done some important work on this subject.

He's not the first.

He's the first to take it to such a big audience.

And the idea that he has really popularized is that the pursuit of happiness, per se,

is a fool's errand.

You never actually achieve happiness.

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