Speaker 1: This is the Bloomberg Money Minute on seven hundred WLA
Speaker 1: all right in the Pride of the Ohio University in Athens, Ohio.
Speaker 1: Dan Schwartzman from our Bloomberg newsroom in New York City,
Speaker 1: a consumer goods giant, says Americans aren't spending as much
Speaker 1: these days.
Speaker 2: Danny, that's right, tom An.
Speaker 3: Americans consumers seemed to be cautious with their spending heading
Speaker 3: into the holiday season. That's according to Procter and Gamble
Speaker 3: chief financial officer Andre Schulten, who says US sales and
Speaker 3: the product categories the company competes in word down quote
Speaker 3: significantly in October and probably in November as well. Shulton,
Speaker 3: speaking at a conference hosted by Morgan Stanley, said the
Speaker 3: government shutdown, which impacted monthly federal food assistance, was a
Speaker 3: factor in the declining sales. So everybody, of course felt
Speaker 3: the hit of that lengthy shutdown.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, Bitcoin, which of course exploded then went south, but
Speaker 1: apparently making a comeback.
Speaker 2: Thank goodness. I have a thousand of them. Right there
Speaker 2: you go, Danny, there you go.
Speaker 3: It has rebounded, it's extending in today, the original cryptocurrency
Speaker 3: rising as much as two point six percent it's hit
Speaker 3: a two week high of just shy of ninety four
Speaker 3: thousand dollars. The entire digital assets market has seen a
Speaker 3: sell off beginning in early October after Bigcorn reached a
Speaker 3: record value of over one hundred and twenty six thousand. Now,
Speaker 3: since then, more than a trillion dollars in crypto market
Speaker 3: value has been wiped out. So it has a comeback beginning.
Speaker 3: Still ninety four thousand, not bad.
Speaker 2: Not bad at all, all right. In the futures this morning.
Speaker 3: Dan still green fingers crossed down is up a quarter
Speaker 3: of one percent. SMP currently up three tenths of a percent,
Speaker 3: and as that gives up two tens a one percent
Speaker 3: from Bloomberg. Dan Schwartzman on News Radio seven hundred WLW,
Speaker 3: all right.
Speaker 1: Eight ten on the Morning Show. You're on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: We do this the first Wednesday of every month, and
Speaker 1: we are honored to do so. We welcome in Steve Bozo,
Speaker 1: Kenny Williamson from the Claremont County Veteran Services and all
Speaker 1: the incredible work that they do.
Speaker 2: Uh, good morning, it's nice to see you. We missed you.
Speaker 2: Last month. There was some kind of scheduling situation. I
Speaker 2: don't know what it was.
Speaker 4: Well, salute to you as well this morning, Tom, Yeah,
Speaker 4: it was actually family emergency.
Speaker 2: That's right, Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 4: Everything Okay, everything is stupendously well with our son, good
Speaker 4: father in law. That's the way on Monday. So shout
Speaker 4: out to Korean War veteran mister Bill. Yeah, shout out
Speaker 4: in deep thoughts and prayers with you and your family.
Speaker 4: Thank you, absolutely, yeah, so, and thank him for his
Speaker 4: service as we do, uh to every single veteran. I
Speaker 4: do my best every time I'll see somebody wearing a
Speaker 4: you know, Korean War hat, Vietnam hat, jacket, whatever the
Speaker 4: case may be. Uh, it's that stuff important to veterans.
Speaker 2: It is to a lot of veterans. One.
Speaker 4: It's identity. There's a lot of identity in the service
Speaker 4: wearing your uniform and how much I mean with ribbons, badgers, medals.
Speaker 4: There's all kinds of different ways that we wear our
Speaker 4: resume on our unif shirt. So when someone steps in,
Speaker 4: it's like, oh, I know, you did, you did? You did?
Speaker 4: You did? And so when you leave the service, you
Speaker 4: leave the uniform in the closet. Then we don't wear
Speaker 4: it out on town. So for some of them, it's
Speaker 4: looking for a lost identity because I hung.
Speaker 2: It up.
Speaker 5: O.
Speaker 4: Typically in your retirees twenty to thirty years, they've had
Speaker 4: enough identity. It's the problem is moving on and setting
Speaker 4: new heights and new new things to achieve, rather than
Speaker 4: staying in the rearview mirror.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about what you guys are doing
Speaker 1: out in Claremont County.
Speaker 2: Right now.
Speaker 1: You've helped over twenty five hundred veterans in their families
Speaker 1: with a number of different whether it's service related claims,
Speaker 1: it could be other issues, a number of issues, any
Speaker 1: number of issues. And now you've added a new service officer.
Speaker 1: You talked about this that you were going to do
Speaker 1: so a couple of months ago, and you've adjusted calendars
Speaker 1: for greater appointment you know, sort of following through.
Speaker 2: Talk about that a little bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so we were currently well, let's say currently about
Speaker 4: six months ago, we were still lagging.
Speaker 2: I did a little research for about fifteen.
Speaker 4: Months, at about six weeks waiting time for an appointment.
Speaker 4: The Compact Act, the Packed Act, other things released by
Speaker 4: the VA was just flooding the office. I've got great
Speaker 4: service officers, but when you start stacking back that far
Speaker 4: I can't give the service to the veterans. And frankly,
Speaker 4: what that's occurring is a is a draw of six
Speaker 4: weeks before you can start realizing.
Speaker 2: The benefit of an injury that you had.
Speaker 4: So brought in another service officer, great young gal just
Speaker 4: out of the Air Force after eight years, already been
Speaker 4: through training certified. By bringing in one increases my through
Speaker 4: foot by twenty percent just by having a new service officer.
Speaker 4: But then we also looked at the calendars and how
Speaker 4: we were triaging people coming in with for benefits or
Speaker 4: claim situations. We were able to work with that so
Speaker 4: that we could increase appointment times throughout the week and
Speaker 4: also able to draft a day of just administrative attention
Speaker 4: to the claims that were being filed, so claims were
Speaker 4: filed with quality rather than in haste. And we're seeing
Speaker 4: a benefit of that return because we've given them the
Speaker 4: time to do a better quality claim.
Speaker 1: And I should note for those wondering, all of this
Speaker 1: is free of charge. All free of charge. Another thing
Speaker 1: you did. And look, it's often in the details and
Speaker 1: it doesn't always have to be the big things. You've
Speaker 1: forgotten more about this stuff than I do. But increase transportation.
Speaker 1: You've increased that right now to help veterans get to
Speaker 1: the VA for their appointments. I mean that stuff. I
Speaker 1: don't know if I could ever put it into words
Speaker 1: what that means to somebody, because maybe they can't drive,
Speaker 1: maybe they don't have anybody that can take them there,
Speaker 1: maybe they don't have a way to get their period
Speaker 1: or intimidated.
Speaker 4: Downtown Cincinnati traffic Aaron Martin, Luther King drive right, a
Speaker 4: very small part parking lot for the VA, and sometimes
Speaker 4: veterans are circling the parking lot forty five minutes looking
Speaker 4: for a spot to park. So you're driving down there
Speaker 4: an hour and a half early. Where we can do
Speaker 4: door to door service. We're picking you up at your home,
Speaker 4: dropping you off at the front doors, and then taking
Speaker 4: you back home with your appointments over We were transporting
Speaker 4: over one hundred and thirty veterans for the past three
Speaker 4: or four months a month, so the increases there, they're
Speaker 4: realizing the benefit of letting us take them there and
Speaker 4: bring them back. It's also when you know mom and
Speaker 4: dad are getting kind of old. Do we really want
Speaker 4: mom driving and just traffic in downtown right? Dad, Uncle
Speaker 4: Joe whatever it might be. Now there's a way that
Speaker 4: we can pick them up. If it's a VA appointment
Speaker 4: for Claremont County, we will take you to and from
Speaker 4: your medical appointment. Well, what that's caused is a huge
Speaker 4: rush of people calling in for transportation. So to be
Speaker 4: able to meet that demand, we've purchased a new vehicle.
Speaker 4: So it's increased twenty percent of my availability and we've
Speaker 4: brought on some more drivers. All of my drivers are veterans.
Speaker 2: Tom.
Speaker 4: They can talk to talk and they enjoy the veterans
Speaker 4: coming in. Where were you, what did you do? And
Speaker 4: it just becomes a nice little social time for a
Speaker 4: lot of the veterans transporting down to the visa.
Speaker 2: I bet it is, I bet it is.
Speaker 1: And then again, this is the kind of stuff and
Speaker 1: this could this could apply to anybody not even associated
Speaker 1: with veterans. Right where you know, you're trying to get
Speaker 1: something done, and then the company's website, their software is brutal. Right,
Speaker 1: one roadblock, one roadblock, one roadblock. Okay, so you're talking
Speaker 1: about things now that you're really trying to make it
Speaker 1: easier for these people that served our country. Talked about
Speaker 1: the vehicle, talked about increasing the ability to get these
Speaker 1: men and women to their medical appointments. And now you
Speaker 1: even have new software and what a benefit that's got
Speaker 1: to be right for everybody.
Speaker 4: Oh, you know with the advent of SaaS, you know,
Speaker 4: software as a solution compared to the old on prem
Speaker 4: that you had to get and uploaded and do this
Speaker 4: and it's broken.
Speaker 2: Where's it come? Fix this?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 4: With the SaaS applications, we connect right to the VA,
Speaker 4: so as soon as we send it, the VA receives it.
Speaker 4: There's no intermediary we have to pass through. It's two
Speaker 4: factor multi factor authentication, so it's secure. It goes encrypted,
Speaker 4: so no one has to worry about where's my stuff
Speaker 4: in the stratosphere of the cloud and it by time
Speaker 4: you sit down with a service officer and we have
Speaker 4: you in the system with your d D two fourteen,
Speaker 4: it will prefill the header form out name, address, phone number,
Speaker 4: social security number. So all's a service officer has to
Speaker 4: do is start typing up the conditions and the codes
Speaker 4: that go along with what you're applying for.
Speaker 1: Is that stuff complicated or really, won't you take a
Speaker 1: look at it, or it's pretty complicated.
Speaker 4: Probably it's two four inch volumes every year that you
Speaker 4: just the question right.
Speaker 2: It's like being a lawyer.
Speaker 4: And so my service officer go to school five six
Speaker 4: times a year. They're back in continuing education, just learning
Speaker 4: what the rules are, what's changing, what they heay, I.
Speaker 5: Mean, just.
Speaker 1: It's it's so simple, yet so smart, and so frequently
Speaker 1: neglected in so many areas in and around. Okay, let's
Speaker 1: assume somebody either has not used your services, maybe they're
Speaker 1: new to town. Maybe all of a sudden, now they
Speaker 1: need to get down to the VA. How would someone
Speaker 1: reach out to you all to get things started?
Speaker 4: Sure, easy phone number five one three seven three two
Speaker 4: seven three six'. Three if you're like, me ten digit
Speaker 4: numbers don't always, stick so just Remember Claremont County veterans dot.
Speaker 4: Com our numbers are all over the. Website give the
Speaker 4: secretary receptionist a. Call she'll make an appointment with you
Speaker 4: with a service. Officer they may ask you a few.
Speaker 4: Questions if you've never been to the office, before you'll
Speaker 4: need to bring a copy of your D d two
Speaker 4: four teen and that starts the ball.
Speaker 1: Rolling i'm. In keep up the great, work my. Friend
Speaker 1: always a pleasure having, you and we're all. In when
Speaker 1: it comes to helping the veterans and all the great
Speaker 1: work you guys are doing out In Claremont.
Speaker 2: County be.
Speaker 1: Well Eight Merry christmas do you guys won't see you as, well? Sir,
Speaker 1: yeah be will best to your families as. Well eight
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Speaker 1: Us and been a while since we've Had Pastor chad Hoved,
Speaker 1: lee pastor at The Horizon Community church over On Newtown
Speaker 1: road along the banks of The Little Miami, river And Pastor,
Speaker 1: chad welcome. Back it's been far too, long.
Speaker 2: Sir thank.
Speaker 5: You it's going to be, Back, HI i want.
Speaker 1: To get into something you were talking in your ceremony
Speaker 1: of the day that really struck me BECAUSE i think
Speaker 1: there is probably some factual faces to, this and there
Speaker 1: are even, MORE i, think quote unquote stereotypes that are
Speaker 1: just simply not. True and this is true in every. Occupation.
Speaker 1: Right if you're a, doctor people think you're A b AND.
Speaker 1: C if you're a, lawyer they think YOU'RE, D e AND,
Speaker 1: f whatever the case may. Be but what about you,
Speaker 1: know stereotypes About christians or pastors and both positive and
Speaker 1: negative traits that you had come across in all your
Speaker 1: years with a.
Speaker 5: Church, WELL i went to a career day one day
Speaker 5: to me inviting me to come in and talk about
Speaker 5: being a pastor for a bunch of sixth, Graders AND
Speaker 5: i said to, HIM i, said, oh, Well i'm gonna
Speaker 5: draw a pictures like cartoon a little. Bit So i'm
Speaker 5: gonna draw a picture of a. Pastor tell me what they're.
Speaker 5: Like and the hands started going up and they, said
Speaker 5: what kind of eyes does he? Have angry? EYES i
Speaker 5: got angry. EYES i give this big pushy. Eyebrow what
Speaker 5: does mouth look?
Speaker 6: Like big?
Speaker 5: Mouth he's yelling at people all the.
Speaker 6: Time really, Okay SO i drew a big mouth and
Speaker 6: as welles he got Giant bible in his.
Speaker 5: Hand all, right what's the other end. Doing he's pointing
Speaker 5: his finger and wagging at the. PEOPLE i draw this
Speaker 5: caricature of what they thought of when they thought of a.
Speaker 5: Pastor and THEN i turned to him AND i, said
Speaker 5: DO i look like? That, no except once smart in the. Back.
Speaker 5: Yes AND i THINK i think that's the case for
Speaker 5: almost all of, us related to what we, believe what we,
Speaker 5: do our. Occupation there's all these caricatures of. THAT i,
Speaker 5: mean every TIME i tell somebody eventually That i'm a,
Speaker 5: pastor or not just a, Pastor i'm a person of,
Speaker 5: Faith i'm a follower Of, jesus there's kind of this awkward,
Speaker 5: silence you, know and then they're, like.
Speaker 6: Uh, uh my third cousin twice, removed read The bible,
Speaker 6: once and LIKE i get, reduced like the only THING
Speaker 6: i that my whole life is about this one little.
Speaker 6: Thing and you, know we all love caricatures when you
Speaker 6: go To King's island or you go to the fair or,
Speaker 6: something so they draws a, caricature but we don't like
Speaker 6: it of, ourselves and we often do that to others,
Speaker 6: too and a caricature artist will take one aspect exaggerated
Speaker 6: beyond the. TRUTH i didn't realize that it's such a big.
Speaker 6: Forehead my nose isn't that. Big and SO i think
Speaker 6: for a lot of people they have care orcatures Are.
Speaker 6: Christians they've never met a Real christian and so all
Speaker 6: they know is what they've heard from a, distance or
Speaker 6: maybe there certainly we've all been bad.
Speaker 5: Examples i've been a bad example. Too or you, think,
Speaker 5: WELL i Think christians are all brainless Because i've heard
Speaker 5: that faith is the opposite of, evidence which of course
Speaker 5: we don't believe, that but they've heard. That or All
Speaker 5: christians are, hypocrites because there's plenty of us that are,
Speaker 5: hypocrites and Even i'm a. Hypocrite but part of hypocrisy
Speaker 5: is trying to own what you do wrong and, say,
Speaker 5: MAN i didn't live up to. Standards, AGAIN i want
Speaker 5: to admit, that And i'm trying to do, better versus
Speaker 5: sitting on a soapbox and pretending that you're suddenly, perfect
Speaker 5: that you have the right to look down at other.
Speaker 5: PEOPLE i think that's the other, caricatures The christians who
Speaker 5: are just, judgmental they're not, graceful they're not. Merciful there's
Speaker 5: an Old simpsons episode Where Ned flanders is on his
Speaker 5: way to church camp and The homer turns them and,
Speaker 5: says church camp is that where You christians go to
Speaker 5: learn how to be more.
Speaker 6: Judgmental SO i think there are lots of, caricatures and
Speaker 6: that ownership is on us and one not caricature other.
Speaker 5: People As, CHRISTIANS i want to try and show That
Speaker 5: i'm not like the. Caricature i'm, Distinct i'm, Different i'm,
Speaker 5: Winsome i'm. HONEST i do own my own, Stuff so
Speaker 5: that's kind of the, ownership and that's not just true
Speaker 5: of us as people of. FAITH i, mean if you're,
Speaker 5: liberal you're probably the caricature of. Conservatives you're, conservative you're
Speaker 5: caricature all. Liberals if you kind of grew up in The,
Speaker 5: union you have a caricature of you at the company
Speaker 5: shop and the owners and the the you, know the
Speaker 5: the white collar workers are Like rice. VERSUS i think
Speaker 5: all of us need to be careful to not reduce
Speaker 5: people down to some sliver of who they.
Speaker 1: Are but you, know we do it all the. TIME i,
Speaker 1: mean you're one hundred percent. RIGHT i wish we didn't do.
Speaker 1: It there are a lot of THINGS i WISH i didn't.
Speaker 1: DO i WISH i don't. DO i want to get
Speaker 1: into a couple of them, specifically though, certainly there are
Speaker 1: a lot of people in every walk of life that are.
Speaker 1: Hypocritical you, know A, christian for, example fails will live
Speaker 1: up to the message of love and, forgiveness but they
Speaker 1: preach and they're quick to judge. Others, sure that's more
Speaker 1: of a case help me, here, now, pastor that's more
Speaker 1: of a case of someone who's probably not A. CHRISTIAN
Speaker 1: i don't, MEAN i don't mean to throw a blanket
Speaker 1: over people who are not people of. FAITH i don't
Speaker 1: mean it that. Way WHAT i mean is is that
Speaker 1: if you think someone is A christian and you see
Speaker 1: that they're failing to live up to that, STANDARD i
Speaker 1: guess you could, say is that person really A christian after?
Speaker 2: All is that? Fair fair? Point, WELL i think.
Speaker 5: There's one part of. IT i also think THAT i
Speaker 5: don't know anyone who lives up during expectations and that's
Speaker 5: religious or irreligious. Alike, so BUT i do think if
Speaker 5: you don't see any, fruit if you don't see any
Speaker 5: indication of. SOMEONE i, mean The bible can be reduced
Speaker 5: down to two. Statements jesus just brilliantly reduced all the
Speaker 5: complexity of The. Bible the two. Things you, know you're
Speaker 5: learning how to Love god and you're learning how to love.
Speaker 5: People so if you don't see any evidence of someone
Speaker 5: learning how to Love god or learn to love, PEOPLE
Speaker 5: i would say they probably haven't first seen them message
Speaker 5: That god loves them And god loves. People so it
Speaker 5: begins with you BEFORE i try and act out on.
Speaker 5: Something you, know the motivation, is, MAN i saw somebody
Speaker 5: do this to. Me when you realize That god the
Speaker 5: universe have and so compassionate to, you you're, like, MAN
Speaker 5: i didn't really deserve, it and he was so patient with.
Speaker 5: Me MAN i want to try and be more patient
Speaker 5: and more compassionate with others and the other. End, again
Speaker 5: we never live up to our own, standards SO i
Speaker 5: think it's in our own imperfect. Way we are trying
Speaker 5: to make, progress not. Perfection AND i think a person
Speaker 5: of real, faith the main characteristic you would see in
Speaker 5: them is, humility which Is i'm. Humble it doesn't Mean
Speaker 5: i'll struggle there against in, pride but it Means i'm
Speaker 5: humble enough to, realize, MAN i really don't have my act,
Speaker 5: together And god loved, me And i'm open to. Feedback
Speaker 5: i'm open to WHERE i might be, wrong because the
Speaker 5: whole message of The bible is THAT i did a
Speaker 5: lot of stuff. Wrong so whatever my boss is, mentioning
Speaker 5: my wife is, mentioning my kids are, mentioning this might
Speaker 5: be one of those. THINGS i think humility would be
Speaker 5: one of the main things you'd want to. See but
Speaker 5: certainly there are people who pretend to be one thing
Speaker 5: and they're, not or they think they're one thing that they're.
Speaker 5: Not AND i do think it's fair to say you,
Speaker 5: can you, know judge them by their, fruit or you
Speaker 5: can examine and look for fruit in their. Life BUT
Speaker 5: i do think anytime you think there's some magic wand
Speaker 5: where there's perfect, PEOPLE i, mean if there's a way
Speaker 5: to make imperfect people perfect on this, EARTH i mean
Speaker 5: we should bottle that and sell. It pap would be
Speaker 5: drinking it and passing around to their. Kids and, otherwise
Speaker 5: you know the other.
Speaker 1: One that that always bothers me AND i do hear
Speaker 1: this from time to time AND i just scratch my,
Speaker 1: HEAD i shake my head in disbelief is that oftentimes
Speaker 1: A christian is perceived as being anti intellectual or anti.
Speaker 1: Science let's start with the science. Part some of the
Speaker 1: greatest scientists household names have been some of the Best
Speaker 1: christians out, there and their science in fact led them
Speaker 1: to being More.
Speaker 5: Christian almost every science we have is developed By bible Believing.
Speaker 5: Christian you think About Louis pasture and the pastorization of,
Speaker 5: milk getting rid of the idea of a spontaneous. Generation
Speaker 5: there was a common belief that you could just throw
Speaker 5: rags in a corner and, POOF i would jump a.
Speaker 5: Mouse and he came out with the it's not really a,
Speaker 5: law but biogenesis is called which life comes from? Life
Speaker 5: you can't get life from non. Life you think about
Speaker 5: the father of, Astronomy Johann, kepler and again this guy
Speaker 5: was A bible believing Chrision Isaac, newton who was an absolute.
Speaker 5: Genius and you can actually google, this you can look he.
Speaker 5: Wrote he invented calculus as we know. It he invented
Speaker 5: everything we know about gravitational poll at the, time and
Speaker 5: he wrote as much about The bible as he did
Speaker 5: about gravitational poll in. Algebra so these are really brilliant.
Speaker 5: People AND i think that caricature that kind of check
Speaker 5: your brain the door if you're A christian comes from
Speaker 5: an inaccurate but well traveled phrase about. Faith people will, say,
Speaker 5: well faith is the opposite of. Evidence and every TIME
Speaker 5: i hear that ON, tv AND i hear it all the,
Speaker 5: TIME i want to throw some up at THE. Tv
Speaker 5: faith is not the ops the absence of. Evidence that's called.
Speaker 5: Ignorance faith is putting your confidence in the. Evidence you
Speaker 5: can have as much faith as you want in sin
Speaker 5: ice and you're still going to fall, Through but you
Speaker 5: can have just a little bit of faith in thick
Speaker 5: eyes and you can walk on. It that's Why jesus,
Speaker 5: says it's not the size of your, faith it's what
Speaker 5: you put your faith. IN i think of it this.
Speaker 5: Way just to, science for, example what makes more sense
Speaker 5: a rational god create a rational universe that can be studied.
Speaker 5: Rationally that makes a lot of. Sense or an irrational
Speaker 5: process create a rational world that can be studied. Rationally
Speaker 5: even the idea of rationality is built on the foundation
Speaker 5: that there was a mind that created the universe and
Speaker 5: that that mind was rational and want us to discover
Speaker 5: about him and about his, universe and all of that
Speaker 5: flows out of the very idea of A christian.
Speaker 1: Worldview the last ONE i want to get to before
Speaker 1: we let you go is the idea the stereotype out
Speaker 1: there that those are. Pushy you, know they're very aggressive
Speaker 1: and trying to convert. Others and you told a story
Speaker 1: the other day involving bread.
Speaker 5: Crumbs, yeah, well if you think about how most people
Speaker 5: get influence to do. Anything number, one they don't know
Speaker 5: anyone who believes what you, believe and they don't like
Speaker 5: anyone who believes that you. Believe and so the first
Speaker 5: step is, recognizing like any good, communicator where's my audience
Speaker 5: At they have no conscious awareness of me or my.
Speaker 5: Message so the first step is, honestly in anything that
Speaker 5: you don't know much, about having a positive attitude toward that,
Speaker 5: person and so that person doesn't come across. Pushy they're
Speaker 5: just going to drop a bread. Crumb and they mentioned
Speaker 5: they went to church this weekend when you said. Stuff
Speaker 5: and if you show, interests you, know they may keep.
Speaker 5: Talking if you don't show, interests they're smart enough to shut.
Speaker 5: Up AND i think a lot of, us you, know
Speaker 5: it doesn't matter what it is whether it's the Stereotypical
Speaker 5: amway salesman when you're a, kid or the multi marketing.
Speaker 5: Person you're, like, listen can't you read the? Room your?
Speaker 5: People the clue phones? Ring And i'm not. Interested but,
Speaker 5: however at some, point maybe if you're our good, neighbor
Speaker 5: the way you're living your, life the way you love your,
Speaker 5: spouse the way you parents your, kids people just notice
Speaker 5: and they'll start to have a positive attitude towards you
Speaker 5: as a messenger of that. Message and THEN i get,
Speaker 5: curious and again you're dropping bread crumbs About you're just
Speaker 5: talking about your, life, right my. Life you know what
Speaker 5: happened this, weekend well in the, life AND i had to.
Speaker 5: Fight BUT i realized LATER i need to go back and. Apologize,
Speaker 5: REALLY i don't know people who typically talk about the
Speaker 5: fact they fight with their, wife and you admitted, that you,
Speaker 5: APOLOGIZE i really struggle with, Pride and suddenly they're a little,
Speaker 5: interested and it's, like tell me more about, that and
Speaker 5: you're looking for that that tell me more about that.
Speaker 5: Moment and so part of not being pushy with any
Speaker 5: subject is honestly living your life, authentically being a genuine,
Speaker 5: article owning your own, stuff so you show That i'm
Speaker 5: not like the hypocrites in the sense THAT i own.
Speaker 5: It When i'm a, hypogrite you, KNOW i try and
Speaker 5: be gracious toward other, people gracious toward myself and. Others
Speaker 5: AND i think that's what people are looking, for the genuine.
Speaker 5: Article so how CAN i be the genuine? Article how
Speaker 5: DO i? Investigate you might, say, NO i don't believe
Speaker 5: Those christian people BECAUSE i got a bad. CARICATURE i
Speaker 5: would just encourage you to investigate and get to know
Speaker 5: one that's not that way and say what makes them
Speaker 5: distinct and is there something? There because all of, us
Speaker 5: as human, beings we have questions about the big things in.
Speaker 5: Life who AM, i what happens WHEN i? Die what's
Speaker 5: the problem with? Life what's the solution with? Life and
Speaker 5: that's Why christian, too and. Breadcrumbs you're dropping the. Benefits
Speaker 5: you're just always talking with the benefits to your, life
Speaker 5: which is you, KNOW i just lost my. Grandmother this
Speaker 5: is not true, story. Behypthechical you just lost my grandmother last,
Speaker 5: week and, Ma'a i'm so GLAD i get to see her.
Speaker 5: Again that might be a bread, crumb but it's also
Speaker 5: true part of when you deal with. Death there's a
Speaker 5: real hope you can rub into your grief That christianity.
Speaker 5: Offers it's her. Unique it comes across in, humility it
Speaker 5: comes across and. Apologizing it's just you're talking about your regular,
Speaker 5: life but you are dropping breadcrumbs and see if people are. Interested,
Speaker 5: well this is. Teddy you know. People people don't carry
Speaker 5: what you know until they know that you. Care so
Speaker 5: be a person who cares.
Speaker 1: Absolutely and it's great advice even for those that have
Speaker 1: not reached a point in their life where they're a spiritual,
Speaker 1: person but certainly fighting and avoiding and at least being
Speaker 1: open minded to. Stereotypes, chad have a great rest of your.
Speaker 1: Day we'll look forward to catching up with you again next. Week,
Speaker 1: sirt good, Time thanks so, much all Righty Chad hoven
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