Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bow again, and welcome to another episode of The Roads with Bow.

This is a Q&A. We've had a whole bunch of questions come in this week that probably would have been videos over on the main channel, but

there's also a lot of breaking news and we just don't have enough slots for all of them. So we're going to go through a bunch of them now and I'll

give you as good an answer as I can give with no preparation whatsoever.

So we'll go through with no preparation whatsoever.

So we'll go through it.

But before we do that, since y'all know about the whole incident with me being attacked by the Halloween decoration, the

werewolf. I have to show you something that somebody sent. That's me.

That's, that's, look at the hat. That's me as a as a

werewolf. I found that just absolutely adorable. I would put it behind

the in the background, but I feel like my daughter is going to take that and I don't

know that I'm going to get it back, to be honest.

Okay, so moving on to the questions.

Can you give a primer on having a fact-checking discussion

slash education slash demo at Thanksgiving?

It's almost that time of year again to start that series of

videos. How to ruin Thanksgiving dinner. Yeah, we'll definitely put out more

about that, but to answer the question now if you're asking this

there's obviously people at your Thanksgiving table that are gonna need the

information you wouldn't be asking it otherwise. I would early on listen to

something that they believe to be true that you know't, and guide them through the process of fact-checking it.

Don't just give them the source and say, look, you're wrong, but ask the questions.

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