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thanks for considering and now back to the show So here's something that always causes us to stop and stare. Perhaps at times duck and run for cover.

And it's an overreaction, an overreaction.

You've seen this.

You've seen people overreacting to something

and you just have to stop and stare in fact somebody might say don't stare just listen it's like I mean it's when somebody overreacts it always gets our attention

it's you know it's typically you know or something we've all experienced is the parent in the grocery store

are at the mall who's over disciplining their child because the child has

embarrassed the parent and the child embarrassed the parent by acting like a child.

And now the parent is acting like a child,

right? And they're over-discipline, they're over-reacting,

and it's just, you know, you don't know if you want to rescue the child or

get your phone out and just you know post it somewhere and and when you see

somebody overreacting or what you consider as an overreaction we always think the

same thing we generally think wow there must be something else going on, right?

Because that cause did not warrant that effect, right?

It's like, here's what happened, but here's how they're reacting, they're overreacting.

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