Hey, what's going on, everyone? This is Alex Hortmosey. Welcome me back to The Game. Today, I have a

political edition podcast. And no, before everyone gets excited, this is not me talking about my

political beliefs. But I actually wanted to talk about it within the context of the workplace.

And maybe even you can use this in everyday life.

And so I wanted to bring this up because I thought it was, I had a fascinating conversation

this morning with a co-worker, a leader in our company.

This was somebody with whom I had a difference of voting record, meaning we voted for different

candidates.

But I respect them a lot and I think they, I hope, you know, I think I respect them a lot, and I think they

I hope, you know, I think they respect me a lot. And we have actually a really wonderful

relationship. I thought it would be a great thought experiment to try something out, which I did,

and I want to share those results with you. And I think going through this process is actually

something that can kind of heal the divide between the parties that I think is

very worthwhile, especially considering, and I want to make this very clear, half the nation

disagrees with you if you voted.

And so the blanket statement that half the nation is moronic, I wholeheartedly disagree with.

I say this from both sides to be very clear.

Like I see people who voted for Trump

and say everyone who didn't vote for Trump is an idiot. And I see people voted for Kamala and said

anybody who voted for Trump is an idiot. I think anybody who thinks that is an idiot. I say this because

I know very intelligent people who have good reasoned arguments on both sides.

I want to walk through, not my political ideologies, but the thought process that created something that I think would be very helpful for anyone going forward.

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