Rick Glassman

Yeah.

Well, then we're not going to, you know, we're not going to go to the strip club or whatever.

You know, like you have to teach kids to do stuff

And there's pros and cons to that.

A lot of people say, I love kids because they'll just tell you the truth.

I don't believe that telling the truth is an excuse to be unkind.

There's definitely tact to that.

But like...

Not telling the truth because you're afraid of how somebody might receive you, I think is a very selfish act.

I think that when people say things like, well, you know, some people will diagnose themselves as a people pleaser and they've allowed themselves to believe because of the term that what they're doing is pleasing the other person.

But what I think that they're doing is that's what you do.

Yeah.

I want to make sure that this person doesn't see me in a bad way, as opposed to allowing them to see me as I am.

It's making sure that they're okay with you.

And I think a great test of that would be, hey, I don't want to tell him that he has a booger in his nose.

That's not my job.

Maybe the person who does his makeup will.

And when the makeup person tells you, I'm not thinking like, oh no, I'm sorry.

I'm thinking, I'm glad they said it.

So it's not the information that you're receiving that's going to not please you.