Kristin King

I saw one the other day.

I kid you not.

I don't even know why I watched it because I was just like, what is this?

It was a seal that was covered in jellyfish.

It looked like a sweater.

And there were two divers that were literally standing on the bottom and their flippers pulling it off.

And I'm like, who believes this?

And I was reading through the comments.

And people believed that was real.

And I was like, we need to have like, I don't know, quick, if this causes a reaction, you need to think about it kind of moment.

Like it's, I don't want people to distrust everything they see, but you also need to have a healthy, critical lens to things.

Like, hmm, that doesn't seem right.

You know, and maybe you need to trust that instinct.

You know, to put it like in its... Yeah, if you're not going to take care of yourself and you're just going to eat what's convenient, you're not going to, yeah, it's not going to work out for you.

Or just in your face, like, you know, sensationalism or, you know, or trying to pull your heartstrings or something like that.

It's all social engineering.

But we need to, you know, it's like putting your personal biases aside and just this is the job.

This is what it

I think it's great.

I think it's a great model.