Ben Sasse

And so I did not, um, feel great fear about my death.

I didn't want the pain I was going through.

I didn't want to be a pansy ass.

Um, you know, at the, in the, in the final moments, excuse me, um,

I am doing so far.

Oh, thank you.

But I did immediately feel regrets about a lot of misprioritization.

You jokingly referred earlier to my podcast, which takes its line from Monty Python, not dead yet.

We're all on the clock.

And I

wanted to have prioritized better, and whether I really only had three or four months left, or if I get nine to 12 months left, I want to prioritize better from then.

But in my tradition, in Christianity, the need for daily repentance is just a truth.

I am broken.

I leave undone those things which I ought to have done, and I do those things which I have not done.

You know what?

Morphine.

And there is no health in us.

And I get to repent every day of both my sins of omission and commission.

And yet...

at a slightly bigger level, if you're only gonna get three or four months, you really wanna get some of your affairs in order.