In The Loop with Andy Andrews, hosted by David Loy
Click here to download the transcript of this episode.
On this week’s episode, I finish up last week’s discussion on how to decide who to vote for in this year’s election.
When we vote, we generally vote based on two things:
- Perceived integrity.
- Economics.
Integrity doesn’t really mean anything.
- Integrity means “capable.”
- What we should vote on is character.
People say, “I want a moral person,” but morality can be defined as simply not doing anything wrong.
- You can lie in bed all day and be moral.
- Your kid can come home from school and say, “Everyone was picking on John today, but I didn’t do it.”
- It takes character to step up and say to those bullies, “You are not going to do this anymore.”
You can walk through a forest and tell what kind of trees are above you without having to look up.
- The leaves on the ground can tell you the kind of tree, if it’s healthy, and what time of the year it is.
- People drop leaves, too.
Tune in to hear the two ways your money can be taken from you, and why “third-party purchases” are less invested in quality and price.
