Lindsay McMahon

Yeah, respect and politeness.

Indirectness kind of respect, politeness, formality, as opposed to I want this to be resolved soon can be quite direct and casual, potentially too casual for a neighbor if you're not close to them.

This is good.

I'm getting prepared here because we're currently having a dispute with our neighbor because they put solar panels on our roof on our property line.

Yeah, not good, right?

So we need the language because, of course, you need to maintain a good relationship with your neighbor.

We're in townhomes, so we sort of share a roof kind of, right?

They all run in a line, our four homes, and the words do matter.

And I'm sure our listeners will find themselves in similar scenarios where connection matters, words matter.

Can we share that savings?

Yes.

To your kids, totally, 100%.

And you're able to do that.

You're the mother, right?

You're allowed to say what you want in your household.

Or I want my son to be an upstanding citizen.

Okay, so here we have that goal, right?

That works too.

Yeah, totally legit.

Totally.