ad it in your head it was still useful for you. But imagine sharing that with somebody. Imagine somebody feels bad and imagine you're in a relationship and somebody makes a horrible mistake that both of you know is a horrible mistake. I'm not talking about cheating. I'm talking about normal stuff. But wouldn't you like to say to your partner you know I would never judge you by your mistake. You know, and the way you handled it was exceptional. I judge you by that. The way you handled that was excellent.

There's somebody whose name I'm not going to mention at the moment so I don't want to cause a distraction who made one of the biggest mistakes in politics and then once that was obvious never once hid from it. Just put it right out there even created content to highlight the mistake. Now that makes me trust a person. And I'm talking about a pretty big mistake. A really big one. But man, when you own your mistake you just go to another level. When you own it you... then I trust you because nobody wants to make the same mistake twice, right? No, I'm not talking about Vivek. No, I'm not talking about somebody who's running for office.

All right. So that's your optimism today. Did anybody enjoy recreational optimism? Anybody? Was recreational optimism good? Yeah, it was fun. It feels good because you don't have to worry about everything all the time. Sometimes you can just live in your little optimistic bubble for a little while. Just recharge, get your mind reset, and then go back out into the evil world.

There's an Alex Jones coven story. I don't know what that is. Somebody says. All right. YouTube, thanks for joining. I'm gonna talk to you tomorrow. Stay awesome.