The Birch Show.

I think I'm at a certain age and I also think I'm a little jaded in this area because each

and every day, you know, like my algorithm is filled with these motivational speakers,

with people that are trying to better their lives and I absorbed that.

I listen to the podcast.

I feel like I've heard it all.

So when I went to my son's graduation this last week, my youngest just graduated high school, my oldest.

He graduated from SCAD.

You know, I'm listening to the commencement speeches and they're giving their pearls of wisdom.

And I'm like, yeah, I heard that.

Yeah, I know that one.

I live that one right there. Just regurgitation. Just kind of, no, no, no. They were that. Yeah, I know that one. I live that one right there.

Just regurgitation.

Just kind of, no, no, no, they were unique.

It just said in a different way.

And I think to a younger audience that probably were great like pearls of wisdom,

but I'm just at an age when I think I've kind of, I've heard it all.

I heard it all. I've heard it all. So I'm really curious, if you have been to a commencement speech over the last couple of years,

and the students, the valedictorian, said something that really was profound and really, really, like, hit you in the heart and the soul.

And you're like, that's kind of life changing.

That makes a lot of sense to me.

I'd love to hear it because I just haven't heard anything the last couple weeks. Your algorithm's letting you down? Well, my algorithm is too

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