There are a lot of good people out there, like a lot, and a lot of them don't say anything and they don't get involved because there, you know, maybe there's the excuse, like, and we all like to make excuses to not do the things that we know we should be doing. I don't like public speaking, and I don't want to put my opinion out there. And that leads into like, well, why would anybody even listen to me anyway? I'm a nobody, Which, by the way, nobody's don't exist unless they decide to be nobody's.

And then, well, I have skeletons in my closet.

If there was ever a bigger sciop on the American people, it's that if you have skeletons

in your closet, you are, you can't run for public office or you can't share your opinion.

We all have skeletons.

One's ready. One's ready.

Go!

Hey everybody, welcome back to the podcast. Just Trent here today, you and me and an ungodly

amount of caffeine. That's what we're going to do today. It is a beautiful morning here in San Antonio, Texas, and it is October.

So seeing as how it is October, and anytime you go to your streaming service of choice and check out the movies, you are inundated right now with, you know, your horror movies.

You know, some of them are actually scary and some of them are not.

But I felt like it was a on, on theme, on topic to talk about fear today.

I was thinking about this the other day in my car.

I was cruising around.

And I was like, what are people really afraid of?

Because like, in the back of my mind, there's always this, you know,

thing going,

trying to figure out what to talk about on the podcast next,

what makes one person different from another person.

And there's the constant question of whether or not the,

the fellows that I work with,

that I spent most of my career with,

...