Scott Adams

do i want that do i want my agency taking away one part of me says heck no i'm gonna buy an old pickup truck from the 1960s and it ain't gonna have no computer hardware i'm gonna still hold on it and i'm gonna put gas in it damn it um but there's another part of me that says when i become a decrepit old man because i'm on my way i don't want to have to rely on somebody

to get me from point A to B. It'd be cool if I just summons my car, pull up to the door and I creep into it.

And I'm like, okay, Reginald, onto the, I don't know, onto a Costco.

And then my optimist goes, blopping out, make sure you get the double size toilet paper, that kind of stuff.

That's gonna be in our lifetime.

There's no doubt about it.

And it's gonna be affordable.

So rather than saying it's not going to happen, I urge people to say possibility thinking.

It's going to happen.

Now what do you do?

And instead of waiting for it to happen, getting yourself high and drunk because you've got nothing to do, maybe everybody gets zombied out like Philadelphia.

I hope not.

Deal with it now.

Deal with it while you still have the ability to deal with it.

and say, okay, who am I in that world?

And so our students, they're gonna have it a little easier, frankly, the people in the middle are gonna have it tougher.

The people who absolutely say, my job is gone and I need to put food in the mouth of my kids and a roof over the head.

What am I going to do?

What do I do next?

Am I going to have to do a gig job?