Andy Stumpf

Where do we go from there?

I don't have the answer to that, but it seems like it is escalating, not deescalating.

And all I would ask

For anybody receiving this type of information, you make your life choices, right?

And choices have consequences, both good and bad.

Before you go out and try to flex the powers that you think you have or exploit the powers that you think others don't have, educate yourself, please.

We live in a super complicated society.

We are incredibly divided, it seems right now, in small sections.

But I tell you where I don't see that in my day-to-day life.

I also don't live in Minneapolis, so I can't speak to, maybe if something like this happened where I live in Kalispell, it would erupt into something like that.

I'm not sure.

But in my day-to-day life, the more I have removed myself, I'm almost two weeks now from trying to really reduce my screen time.

And I mean, I think I've spent seven or eight minutes on social media this week.

This is Thursday.

the better I feel, the more face-to-face interactions I'm having, the less separated I actually feel from the people, even on the other side of the political aisle.

I think that's kind of the way.

So it's beauty that we can be interconnected.

And I'm rambling here a little bit, I know, because all of these things are so tied in.

I don't have a solution.

I don't have an answer.