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So this is part two of the series

that the the responsibilities and I want to just start with a question.

The answer is yes, it's a rhetorical question so you don't have to answer out loud.

But the question is is, have you ever had to take responsibility for somebody else's mess?

We can just start with this if you've ever changed a diaper.

Yes, okay, a baby diaper.

If you've ever changed a toddler's diaper, that's like next level, right?

So yes, we've all at some level in our life had to take responsibility for somebody else's

mess. But more to the topic of the series, there's this question, it's a longer question.

Have you ever had to take responsibility for a mess resulting from somebody else's

irresponsibility? Have you ever been penalized because of somebody did something and next thing, you know, they're gone and you got to pick it up?

I think all of us have experiences at work, you're on a team and somebody doesn't do their part, but the team has to make a presentation.

And so you have to pick up their responsibility because you don't want to look bad, you don't want the team to look bad.

You give somebody an assignment, they don't do it, and suddenly you have to stop what you're doing

and do what they were supposed to do because it just has to get done. I think this happens at work. It happens at home. It happens pretty

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