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than you'll spend today on shit that you don't need. Welcome, my friends, to the uprising of the

sleepwalking masses. Welcome to the Make Sense with Dr. J.C. Dornick podcast.

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Great morning world. Great morning friends. This is Dr. J.C. Dornick, otherwise known as, and

sometimes goes by The Dragon. And welcome to another edition of the Make

Sense with Dr. J.C. podcast. And we've got a doozy for you today. I think we need to use the word

doozy a little bit more often. What do you think? What's your verdict on the word dozy?

I don't want to see that word get phased out. Today we are going to have a great, great topic.

And it's controversial because of the fact that this topic is going to awaken you,

which is a good thing, which is something that is probably running on autopilot in the realm

of our wants, need, and desire to have friendship in our lives and what we think that that equates to.

I called this today the paradox of friendship. What we're going to be discussing is how the idea

and practice of not needing friends could be the actual catalyst that draws the right ones

closer to you. One of these situations where by not doing something,

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