We got to keep all on the right side.

You got to keep all on the right side.

I was in my paycheck off the find the boots.

That's okay and now I've got to be.

All of the right side. You got to be all on the bright side, all on the bright side.

They say winters never quit, but weaners always spit.

P and cum. They say winters never quit, but have they ever driven down a dirt road in Arizona to visit an eco-friendly

commune and realized, wait a minute, my phone doesn't work out here.

And this place sounds like a cult.

I should turn around.

That day I quit.

And that's why today I'm here.

Isn't that nice?

So today we're talking quitting and how it's good for you sometimes.

So get your resignation letter typed up and your gas tank full for this episode of quitting on the brighter side.

Oh, nice. Glad you're still alive.

Glad I'm still here. Yeah. It's good to be alive.

Oh, right. So what about this commune? What were you going there for?

So I was in Arizona visiting my brother and I found this place called Arcosanti. And like,

tell me what this is, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to inspire a reimagined urbanism

that builds resilient and equitable communities sustainably integrated with a natural world.

We're stealing money from people who've lost their way. That's right. That is what they're doing.

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