Haley Jones

Don't, you know, whatever.

Just let me tell you something.

Your house smells like dog pee.

Okay.

Like, and that's not good.

And I think that I'd have a way of like delivery for that.

But it's also just like a brutal honesty of like.

It's not honesty for like, like to be mean it's honesty to like, out of like, this is, we have, people are going to say that your house smells horrible.

Sure.

So let's acknowledge that now.

And like, let's address it.

Well, I think it's just also like, let's acknowledge the elephant in the room.

Like we're having a conversation, but we're not actually acknowledging the thing that's like in the way.

Yeah.

So I think that's part of it too, is like, okay, well, yeah, we can sell this house, but like, this is the objections we're going to get.

So like, let's adjust accordingly rather than like, let's act like, like, let's cover our eyes and not act like, you know what I mean?

So I don't necessarily know where it comes from, but I do like...

When you talk about disciplining students, I used to be very like, oh, you should listen to me.

And that is not effective.

But if a kid is being an a-hole, you can be like, hey, man, do you see how that could hurt somebody's feelings?