Speaker 1: Morning Run with Amy and TJ and iHeartRadio Podcast. Good
Speaker 1: morning everyone, and welcome to Morning Ron. We made it.
Speaker 2: It's Friday, June twenty seventh. I'm Amy Robot.
Speaker 3: Wow, let's get through this thing before we declare we
Speaker 3: made it. No, we are going to make it through
Speaker 3: this and make it through this well. Good morning through
Speaker 3: you all. I'm TJ. Holmes. We've got a Friday morning
Speaker 3: run for you. On the Run this morning, the White
Speaker 3: House doesn't think Congress can be trusted with sensitive information,
Speaker 3: so are they going to give them less of it? Yes,
Speaker 3: the search is on for the leaker who put a
Speaker 3: damper on the president's damage assessment of the Iran strike.
Speaker 1: And the jury in the Diddy trial could start deliberations
Speaker 1: as soon as today, but will they have to endure
Speaker 1: another five hour closing argument today as well? And one
Speaker 1: of the greatest female runners ever tried to do something
Speaker 1: yesterday that no woman has ever done and the result
Speaker 1: wasn't even close.
Speaker 3: Also on the Run this morning, Brad Pitt is out
Speaker 3: there trying to promote F one and gets an FU
Speaker 3: from a group of thieves who took advantage of the
Speaker 3: fact that he wasn't home. Also, one state wants to
Speaker 3: charge Taylor Swift an extra one hundred and thirty five
Speaker 3: thousand dollars why just to continue to have a home
Speaker 3: in their state.
Speaker 2: Plus on the run.
Speaker 1: An arrest has been made in a crime that happened
Speaker 1: four months ago in New Orleans. And you might be
Speaker 1: called as a witness in that case because you're probably
Speaker 1: among the one hundred and thirty three million.
Speaker 2: Of us who saw it happen.
Speaker 1: And it's a theme song every one of us can
Speaker 1: hume right now, Mission impossible. Yes, the man behind that
Speaker 1: tune has passed away at the age of ninety three.
Speaker 2: Thanks for the accompaniment, you got it.
Speaker 3: Also this morning, folks, he made the world a little lighter.
Speaker 3: The actor who played one of the lovable characters from
Speaker 3: Dukes of Hazzard has passed away suddenly. Also, the annual
Speaker 3: and ultimate list of the best airlines in the world
Speaker 3: is out one through twenty and not one is a
Speaker 3: US carrier on that list. Ouch, I didn't know. You said.
Speaker 3: This is a big deal list in the airline.
Speaker 1: Errst so they referred to it as the Oscars of
Speaker 1: the airline industry and wan wah for Americans.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we did twenty though it was five, maybe ten.
Speaker 1: And I haven't even flown on hardly any of these.
Speaker 1: I got a lot of lists to check off here
Speaker 1: after I saw that one. We begin our run in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. On this Friday morning, where the White House
Speaker 1: is pissed saying leak, we limit the administration announcing it
Speaker 1: will now limit the amount of intelligence it will share
Speaker 1: with Congress after that leaked Iran report, no.
Speaker 3: White House officials says they will now simply post less
Speaker 3: information to the system used to share classified material with Congress.
Speaker 3: President Trump was outraged after some media outlets reported a
Speaker 3: leaked early assessment of the damage from the US strikes
Speaker 3: on Iran. That report said Iran's nuclear program had only
Speaker 3: been set back by possibly three to six months. That
Speaker 3: flies in the face of what Trump and his officials
Speaker 3: were telling us, which was total obliteration.
Speaker 2: Yeah, big difference there.
Speaker 1: And when reporters asked Speaker of the House Mike Johnson
Speaker 1: if he thought that leak came from Congress, Johnson said,
Speaker 1: that's my suspicion. While it's officially unknown who leaked the report,
Speaker 1: Congress did have access to it, and senators were further
Speaker 1: briefed on the strike's impact Thursday afternoon by administration officials.
Speaker 2: Their reaction to that was shockingly along party lines.
Speaker 3: So what did the Democrats say? Okay? Well, the Secretary
Speaker 3: of Defense Pete Hegxsath held a press conference earlier in
Speaker 3: the day with members of the media where he scolded
Speaker 3: members of the media for reporting on the classified report. Hexeth,
Speaker 3: along with help from the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
Speaker 3: of Staff, detailed the impact of the strikes, saying Iron's
Speaker 3: nuclear program had in fact been severely damaged and some
Speaker 3: key sites had been destroyed.
Speaker 1: Next up on the run, It is a big day
Speaker 1: in DC. It is the final day of the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court term, and it's going to be a doozy. Six
Speaker 1: major rulings all expected today.
Speaker 3: Yeah. This first one here is huge. Most anticipated one
Speaker 3: is going to be whether the Court is going to
Speaker 3: allow President Trump to enforce his changes to birthright citizenship
Speaker 3: while it continues to be challenged in lower courts. That
Speaker 3: decision could make it harder for judges to block any
Speaker 3: of the President's policies moving forward. Now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the Court will also rule on five other
Speaker 1: cases involving voting rights, religious rights, healthcare rights, and a
Speaker 1: case involving age restrictions for porn sites, and an FCC
Speaker 1: program that subsidizes phone and internet services. Folks are saying,
Speaker 1: this is one of the biggest drops the Supreme Court
Speaker 1: has ever done in a single day.
Speaker 2: So the world will be watching.
Speaker 3: You're gonna drop all of us on Friday and then
Speaker 3: go out for the weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, no out for the year. This is the
Speaker 2: end of their term.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm thinking about White House. We're used to
Speaker 3: them dropping things on a Friday.
Speaker 2: Yes, so no one knows Boord notices.
Speaker 3: It's not the that it is different at the Supreme Court.
Speaker 3: It's not just the weekend thing.
Speaker 2: They're heading out for the summer after this.
Speaker 3: Take this, guys, all right, we'll get to you on
Speaker 3: the run. This morning with the Diddy trial, the jury
Speaker 3: listen to a nearly five hour closing argument from the
Speaker 3: prosecution yesterday, taking them through each of the counts against
Speaker 3: Sean Combs and telling them it's time to hold him accountable.
Speaker 3: Prosecutors had originally, you might remember, asked for just four
Speaker 3: hours for closing.
Speaker 1: Christy Slovak candled the closing for the government and had
Speaker 1: the task of summarizing the case in a matter of hours.
Speaker 1: That took the government seven weeks to present during the trial.
Speaker 1: Diddy's defense expected to present its closing argument today and
Speaker 1: it's also expected to take around or at least four hours, and.
Speaker 3: Then after that the prosecution gets time for a rebuttal.
Speaker 3: Not exactly sure how long they are going to take,
Speaker 3: but also maybe how much they're going to be limited.
Speaker 3: Don't know if they'll the judge will put them one o'clock,
Speaker 3: but after that the jury's going to get instructions, and
Speaker 3: then deliberations could potentially start as early as today, depends
Speaker 3: on what happens in that courtroom. The judge seemed to
Speaker 3: be open to letting the jurors decide their own schedule,
Speaker 3: So likely Monday is when they're going to get started
Speaker 3: with the liberation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that makes the most sense, So we will keep
Speaker 1: you updated on that.
Speaker 2: Always check for our ditty updates throughout the day.
Speaker 1: We will have probably more than one today given the
Speaker 1: scope of what we're going to be looking at all. Right.
Speaker 1: Next up on the run, a three time Olympic gold
Speaker 1: medalist and the greatest middle distance runner of all time,
Speaker 1: attempted to become the first woman to run a mile
Speaker 1: in less than four minutes. I didn't realize no woman
Speaker 1: has ever done that, But unfortunately she came up six
Speaker 1: point four to two seconds short.
Speaker 3: That's a big it is, yeah, when you're talking about
Speaker 3: this faith kit. Yegon still was able to set another
Speaker 3: personal record in yesterday's attempt. She ran the fastest mile
Speaker 3: ever by a woman and beat her own world record
Speaker 3: by nearly a full second, but her time will not
Speaker 3: officially count in the record books because she got an
Speaker 3: assist here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of assists.
Speaker 1: Kipiegon had a set of thirteen male pacers who helped
Speaker 1: her with a carefully planned out route and formation to
Speaker 1: reduce the amount of wind resistance she faced.
Speaker 2: She also wore a Nike.
Speaker 1: Specialized speed suit and sports braw to try and make
Speaker 1: her more aerodynamic.
Speaker 2: They also created special cleats just for her, and yet
Speaker 2: still she came up massively short every event.
Speaker 3: This is This was deemed impossible for a long long time.
Speaker 3: Nobody's gonna run a four minute mile. Then one man
Speaker 3: did it, and now so many thousands of ents have
Speaker 3: done this. Now to think she had every shoe, every advantage,
Speaker 3: every technology, pacers, everything in place, and still came up
Speaker 3: that short. This is it's just amazing. What the limits
Speaker 3: of physical what your capabilities are? Yeah? Men and women?
Speaker 1: Yes, no, And there is a stark difference between the two.
Speaker 1: And this is probably one of the clearest examples. And
Speaker 1: you know, I my heart went out to her because hey,
Speaker 1: you know what, I give her huge kudos for trying.
Speaker 3: Great. No, no, she might be the greatest ever to
Speaker 3: put on a prayer of cleatse. Wait.
Speaker 2: So that said, you know you have a lot to lose.
Speaker 1: Then if you say I'm going to try to do
Speaker 1: this and you fail in front of the world that
Speaker 1: is watching. And so I just think that takes a
Speaker 1: tremendous amount no matter how skilled she is, it takes
Speaker 1: a tremendous amount of confidence to go out there and
Speaker 1: try it and fail. So I give her total kudos
Speaker 1: for going for it. And maybe she'll keep trying.
Speaker 3: And we watched her during the Olympics. She is and
Speaker 3: as runners, she is otherworldly. Yes, all right, we'll continue
Speaker 3: here on the run. We're gonna head to la where
Speaker 3: police are investigating a burglary at Brad Pitt's home. La
Speaker 3: Bleez are now looking for three people who reportedly climbed
Speaker 3: over the front fence and broke into Pitts home through
Speaker 3: the front window.
Speaker 1: It happened around ten thirty pm Wednesday night, while Pitt
Speaker 1: was away promoting.
Speaker 2: His movie f One.
Speaker 1: He was in London and Japan, and that was widely publicized,
Speaker 1: so it was likely they knew he wasn't home, and
Speaker 1: no one thankfully was home at the time of the break.
Speaker 3: You always suppose leave a couple lights on to make
Speaker 3: people think.
Speaker 1: You're home when but when you're walking the red carpets
Speaker 1: in real time and people know where you are, it's
Speaker 1: kind of obvious you're not home. So police say the
Speaker 1: three suspects ransacked his home and were very vague. I
Speaker 1: love the description that police gave us about what the
Speaker 1: suspects were able to get away with. They said that
Speaker 1: thieves took an unknown amount of miscellaneous property that.
Speaker 3: Could be worth millions in his house.
Speaker 2: Though exactly, that's the vaguest description I've ever seen of
Speaker 2: what the loot was that burglars got away with.
Speaker 3: That I mean, have some memorabilia in there. Yeah, he's
Speaker 3: not really a flashy kind of guy.
Speaker 2: No, but I think you know, it makes sense.
Speaker 1: Police don't want to give the exact amount because they
Speaker 1: don't want to encourage other thieves to go and say, wow,
Speaker 1: you could walk in there through the front window and
Speaker 1: walk out with millions. And there have been a string
Speaker 1: of robberies. Might yes, and even like Nicole Kidman and
Speaker 1: Keith Urban's home, when you are seen somewhere else, you
Speaker 1: know they know you're not home.
Speaker 3: So yeah, my front porch light on trick doesn't work,
Speaker 3: Probably not for them. All right, we'll continue on the run. Now,
Speaker 3: and there's a new tax being proposed in Rhode Island.
Speaker 3: Now they're calling this thing the Taylor Swift tax. Now
Speaker 3: your mind might start to race. What could that possibly mean? Well,
Speaker 3: Rhode Islands twenty twenty six budget just passed by committee.
Speaker 3: It includes a tax for non primary residences valued at
Speaker 3: more than a million dollars.
Speaker 1: Do explain real, Yes, Taylor Swift purchased a beachfront mansion
Speaker 1: in that state twelve years ago. The tax is officially
Speaker 1: called Non Owner Occupied Property Tax Act, but it's affectionately
Speaker 1: referred to as the Taylor Swift tax.
Speaker 2: That kind of has a ring to it, I guess.
Speaker 1: So if the budget passes, how much more would Swift
Speaker 1: be tax?
Speaker 3: Okay, she bought the house, so she's had a house
Speaker 3: in your state since twenty thirteen, So at the time
Speaker 3: it was worth around seventeen million dollars. Now it hasn't
Speaker 3: as set of about twenty eight million dollars. So the
Speaker 3: change means with this law, she would owe one hundred
Speaker 3: and thirty five thousand dollars annually extra just.
Speaker 2: Cus, just cause, I mean think about it.
Speaker 1: She's already going to have property taxes annually period like
Speaker 1: what every other resident is going to have in that state,
Speaker 1: but now this is an added tax.
Speaker 3: Well just cus. But what do they say they're trying
Speaker 3: to do. It's trying to balance a budget or just
Speaker 3: I mean, what are they doing?
Speaker 1: It seems as though they're punishing people who don't permanently
Speaker 1: live in their states.
Speaker 3: So is that Are they trying to encourage or discourage?
Speaker 3: It seems like you're trying to discourage people from having
Speaker 3: homes there.
Speaker 2: It feels like that.
Speaker 1: But I don't know how many people could possibly afford
Speaker 1: a twenty eight million dollar beachfront mansion, you know, So
Speaker 1: what's going to happen if you were discouraging folks from
Speaker 1: coming in and purchasing homes?
Speaker 2: I guess those homes would what what are you.
Speaker 3: Encouraging people to stay. Are you encouraging people to leave?
Speaker 3: Are you encouraging people to courage You're.
Speaker 2: Just trying to be a little greedy and make some money.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 2: It's usually about money.
Speaker 3: But even when you say a lot of people say she.
Speaker 2: Could afford it, that is usually the first thing people
Speaker 2: would say.
Speaker 3: It's a principle involved.
Speaker 2: She doesn't mean she should have to.
Speaker 3: Oh, I want to read into that one some more.
Speaker 3: All right, Uh, where we're headed now?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yes, next up, we got a crime here that was
Speaker 3: committed that all of us were witnessed to heroes. We're
Speaker 3: down in New Orleans for this one. Can somebody plead
Speaker 3: not guilty to a crime if one hundred and thirty
Speaker 3: three million people? So you commited? We'll talking about the
Speaker 3: halftime performer who unfurled protest flag during Kendrick Lamar's halftime show. Well,
Speaker 3: he has now been arrested in Louisiana. Yes, the show
Speaker 3: was four and a half months ago. We know what.
Speaker 3: They're just getting around to making this arrest.
Speaker 1: Okay, So we switched reads by accident because I didn't
Speaker 1: start reading my script, and so now I am stuck
Speaker 1: with the name that I cannot pronounce. So I'm going
Speaker 1: to have you jump in, babe, because I'm hoping you
Speaker 1: have checked this out.
Speaker 2: No, you don't know. Okay. Police announced the arrest yesterday
Speaker 2: of forty.
Speaker 3: One year old Zulkarnan Kwame Non Tambu. He is from
Speaker 3: New Orleans and he has been charged now with resistance
Speaker 3: an officer and disturbing the piece by interruption of a
Speaker 3: lawful assembly.
Speaker 2: That was really good. I just wow, I'm swooning a little.
Speaker 3: We've learned, We've learned this how many years into journalists.
Speaker 2: Just say it with authority, Just say it with confidence.
Speaker 3: Nobody knows if I got that right.
Speaker 2: It seemed like you were totally right, all right.
Speaker 1: That assembly happened to be the Super Bowl halftime show,
Speaker 1: where he had been legitimately hired as a performer but
Speaker 1: was not authorized to hop on top of a car
Speaker 1: during the show and display a flag that said Sue
Speaker 1: Dan and free Gaza on it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's all evidenced and we all saw it. He's
Speaker 2: been banned now.
Speaker 1: For life by the NFL from everything, and now yes
Speaker 1: he is facing charges.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, stay with us, folks here on this
Speaker 3: Friday morning run. When we come back. We need to
Speaker 3: say goodbye to two entertainers, one who gave us a
Speaker 3: song we'll never forget. The other put a smile on
Speaker 3: our face in Hazard County. Also coming up this morning
Speaker 3: the list of the best airlines in the world, Delta United.
Speaker 3: Y'all need to step your game up, all right. We
Speaker 3: continue on this Friday morning run now and we say
Speaker 3: thank you to a composer who gave us one of
Speaker 3: the most enduring, catchy and instantly recognizable tunes in entertainment history.
Speaker 3: We're talking about Lalo Schiffrin. He has passed away at
Speaker 3: the age of ninety three, and a lot of people
Speaker 3: don't know that name.
Speaker 1: Probably do No, I would never be able to tell
Speaker 1: you who that was. In fact, I think when I
Speaker 1: saw his name, I said, who is that in the rundown?
Speaker 2: And you told me? And of course he's the guy who.
Speaker 1: Wrote the Mission Impossible theme song, written originally for the
Speaker 1: TV show that aired between nineteen sixty six to nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy three. He later updated the song for the Mission
Speaker 1: Impossible movies that started up in nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 3: Schiffrin, originally from Argentina, came from a musical fan and
Speaker 3: came to the United States, where he became a prolific
Speaker 3: writer of music in Hollywood. He was nominated for six Oscars,
Speaker 3: including for the movie Cool Hand Luke and I thought
Speaker 3: you'd like it, Wow, Amityville Horror. So even if you
Speaker 3: didn't know, he touched your life in some way, and
Speaker 3: so many things he did. He is a Grammy winner
Speaker 3: as well, and received an honorary Oscar back in twenty eighteen.
Speaker 3: But that theme song is just everybody knows, no matter
Speaker 3: what age you are, everybody knows.
Speaker 2: It and it makes you feel something.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, that's that's incredible to be able to
Speaker 1: write that music without any words, any lyrics, and still
Speaker 1: in part of meaning and a feeling and just an
Speaker 1: instant recognizable hit.
Speaker 3: He said he wanted to take off some of the
Speaker 3: seriousness of it and wanted to be a little fun
Speaker 3: and wanted to sound the way it did. I didn't
Speaker 3: you musicians out there. A five to four signature is
Speaker 3: some rare form of writing the note, but that's why
Speaker 3: it comes across the way. It is four and supposed
Speaker 3: to be four beats, right don Dune, but he puts
Speaker 3: it in five. It's a five to four. So done done,
Speaker 3: done done. That's four beats, but the first two are
Speaker 3: longer done done done done done, done done done. That's
Speaker 3: a five four signature. I learned all that this morning,
Speaker 3: and it's wise as catchy as it is.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, we are gonna talk about cleaning it is.
Speaker 1: Remember him Deputy Cletus Hog on the Dukes of Hazzard.
Speaker 1: He was that sweet second cousin twice removed to Boss Hog.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that guy we're talking about that character. Well, the
Speaker 3: guy who played on rick Hurst has passed away suddenly
Speaker 3: at the age of seventy nine. No further details, No
Speaker 3: cause of death was released, and ropes he had like
Speaker 3: appearances that were scheduled, so he was still out there
Speaker 3: in actors. So this was a sudden passing. He was
Speaker 3: originally from Houston, has degrees from Tulane and Temple. He
Speaker 3: has has a master's in fine arts. But we know
Speaker 3: him from his starring role on Dukes of Hazzard. Listen
Speaker 3: to this. In that time rose around the seventies, he
Speaker 3: appeared in Everything Wow, Sanford and Son, Partridge Family, Happy Days,
Speaker 3: Little House on the Prairie, Max six Million dollars, Man Gunsmoke.
Speaker 2: All of the big hits he had.
Speaker 3: See he appeared in all of them at some point.
Speaker 3: So this was a working guy and he was around.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's amazing. And the official Duke's Instagram page, I
Speaker 1: didn't know they had one still wrote in a statement
Speaker 1: that Rick's passing is a profound loss, but his memory
Speaker 1: will forever ride shotgun in the hearts of those who
Speaker 1: grew up watching him, laughing with him and loving him.
Speaker 1: Rest easy, Rick, You made the world a little lighter.
Speaker 1: And that was such a great show. I remember Friday
Speaker 1: nights sitting waiting for it to come on. Duke's a Hazard.
Speaker 3: That last line, it stood out to me. You made
Speaker 3: the world a little lighter. We can all think about that, like,
Speaker 3: what are you bringing into the world?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Are you today in somebody's life when they walk away
Speaker 3: from you, how are they going to feel a little lighter?
Speaker 3: That's just an easy little thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, to brighten up every room you walk into
Speaker 1: or leave it better, A little lighter, all.
Speaker 3: Right, final leg of our run. On this Friday, the
Speaker 3: OSCARS of the airline industry has put out its annual
Speaker 3: list of the top twenty best airlines in the world.
Speaker 3: Not one US airline made.
Speaker 1: Since nineteen ninety nine, Skytracks has determined the airline rankings
Speaker 1: based on results from the largest airline passengers Satisfaction survey,
Speaker 1: and topping this year's list Cutter Airways, And not only
Speaker 1: did it win World's Best Airline for the ninth year
Speaker 1: in a row, it also topped the list in several subcategories.
Speaker 3: Best Airline in the Middle East, World's Best Business Class,
Speaker 3: Best Business Class Airline Lounge. Now, Middle East and Asian
Speaker 3: airlines dominated much of this list. Yes, we got to
Speaker 3: Cutter at the top, but Singapore Airlines was in seconds.
Speaker 1: Yes, followed by I'm gonna probably massacre some of these pronunciations,
Speaker 1: but hopefully you all know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: Cathay, Pacific Emirates.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've always wanted to fly Emirates, heard a lot
Speaker 1: about it, never ever had the chance. Ana Al Nippon Airways,
Speaker 1: Turkish Airlines, Korean air Air France, I've flown on Air
Speaker 1: France obviously. Japan Airlines and Hanan Airlines round out the
Speaker 1: top ten. But you know, even British Airways I believe,
Speaker 1: was in the top twenty. But not a lot of
Speaker 1: airlines that are familiar to many Americans.
Speaker 3: I guess what are we we just a different time
Speaker 3: or a more budget. You're catering to an American audience.
Speaker 3: These these airlines are top some of these who been
Speaker 3: on they don't even look like anything we could pull
Speaker 3: off in America.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they focus on luxury, and I don't know. I
Speaker 1: actually now want to look up and see, like what
Speaker 1: is the average cost of a seat in cutter airways?
Speaker 1: That would be interesting. I'm thinking I'm going to do
Speaker 1: that as soon as we're not with the rut then book.
Speaker 1: It probably can't afford it.
Speaker 3: All right, folks, on this Friday, before we let you go,
Speaker 3: something wants you to take with you, something to consider.
Speaker 3: It is our quote of the day.
Speaker 1: Yes, and this is when I love to go way
Speaker 1: back and say, you know what, even folks who lived
Speaker 1: centuries ago get us today and we're still dealing with
Speaker 1: the same stuff.
Speaker 2: So this comes from Socrates. I think this is a
Speaker 2: loose translation, but the.
Speaker 1: Quote is what screws us up the most in life
Speaker 1: is the picture in our head of what it's supposed
Speaker 1: to be.
Speaker 3: It's probably a direct quote. Sound like some Socrates will saying, yeah,
Speaker 3: well you know what screwed me up to the Yeah,
Speaker 3: it sounds.
Speaker 2: Like Socrates rends me of that song suposed to be.
Speaker 3: I like that translation posed to be, Yeah, of what's
Speaker 3: supposed to be. But yeah, this is obviously we talk
Speaker 3: about this so much, and it's so much training that's
Speaker 3: involved in keeping that in mind. When you're in the
Speaker 3: middle of a storm, you just have an idea of
Speaker 3: what the world is supposed to be, what's supposed to
Speaker 3: happen round and that's the thing that ends up causing
Speaker 3: disappointment and even depression.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know what, this is another example of
Speaker 1: how we create our own suffering. It's just another reminder
Speaker 1: to accept what is. And once you're okay with what is,
Speaker 1: Michael Singer says that everything's okay as long as you're
Speaker 1: okay with everything, and that's really the mindset that well
Speaker 1: I continue to try to be in. Doesn't always work,
Speaker 1: but Socrates perhaps said it best when he said what
Speaker 1: screws us up most in life is the picture in
Speaker 1: our head of what it's so supposed to be.
Speaker 2: And before we let you go, just want to love.
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Speaker 1: the even better weekend.