Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Radical Canter Podcast. I'm Kim Scott. I'm Jason Roesoff.

And I'm Amy Sandler. And many of you are likely spending time with your families this holiday season.

Loved ones, family, friends. Today we're focusing more about family time and well we know that you love your

family. Let's be frank, dare I say candid, family togetherness during the holidays can be

rife with stress. Some have described it as death by a thousand paper cuts. That was Kim Scott in case you didn't know.

So much so.

It's actually become a trope spawning dozens of holiday movies.

Of course, my favorite quote about this comes from the spiritual leader, Ram Dass,

who once said, quote, if you think you're enlightened, spend a week with your family. And so that's why we're

dedicating this podcast to practicing the principles of radical candor with your family.

This is really, we talk about radical candor 2.0, radical candor 3. This is PhD level radical

candor.

Our goal is to help you, if not practice radical candor, maybe move away from defaulting to whatever your fancy might be in the holiday season, whether it's obnoxious aggression, manipulative insincerity, or ruinousous empathy or all of the above.

And I thought we could start this conversation by talking about why this is hard.

And so I asked our advisor, chat GPT.

And did you ask the radical candor, LLM, or just generic chat? I did not actually ask the bot.

I just the straight up, just generic chat GPT.

We can put that in the show notes.

We have a very own version of actually, Jason, am I misstating?

Is there like a for the public chat bot?

Not quite, but we can put the responses from the

radically candid bot okay we can we can add that in so this was just good old fashioned

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