Brian Green

Oh, my God.

I almost shit myself.

I enjoyed it once the parachute was deployed.

Then I felt like, okay, at least we have a shot at making it.

Did you do it somewhere in Georgia?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I did it in Georgia that's now closed because of multiple deaths.

I feel like the podcast that you have is a little bit, you know, I worked in the service industry, in the restaurant industry for the first 12 years of my working life.

From like 14, my parents were like, you want shoes?

Go buy them.

So I was working at McDonald's as the fry guy on the weekends, right?

At 14, that work permit.

And then I worked through my early 20s.

And I don't think I can go into a restaurant now and look at it the same way that everybody else does.

So I have family members that will... They're just entitled and they don't treat service very well.

And it bugs me to no end.

It really pisses me off because I look at...

service in a whole different way you're this person's having a bad day it's this person's first day or sometimes i can identify this person's really bad at what they do and this is probably not the business for them yeah they'll figure it out don't worry yeah yeah yeah exactly i sense that if you're reading one star reviews consistently about different things

that maybe you start to look at the world in a little bit of a different way.

Does this give you more empathy for the people out there in the world who are serving you?