Humility: Because Sometimes You Gotta Eat That Pie
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All the Feelings presents Sins and Virtues. This episode, Humility. Hi, everybody. Welcome to All the Feelings, Sins, and Virtues. I'm Pete Wright.
And I'm Tommy Metz III. Woo! We're already on number four.
Yeah, I know, number four. And not a single one released. How about that? You're going to tell people that? That's my shame.
We can hide these things, Pete. You're in charge of the edit. Yeah, we're going to... What an own goal. We're pulling a real baby reindeer. We're just going to shove them all out at once.
That's our Netflix model. Yeah, this is the value. We are talking about a... I had a hard time with this one today. We're talking about humility, which is today a virtue, but we're going to come back around to that.
So far, is it interesting? And I think we talked about this last episode that I know we're only four in, but every time we talk about a virtue, it's a little harder than the sin. Sins are just more fun. And I guess the problem with virtues is because we're bringing up Well, this actually gets into humility because we're bringing up sometimes personal stories. Here's a story about how I was virtuous makes it seem the opposite.
It's pride. Yeah.
I have to find like self-deprecation within my humility. Well, first, okay, Pete, I know, I don't know if you've met, we have a robot friend and I was wondering if maybe a Pete robot, robot, Pete robot, say hi. Hi. And a robot. Why don't you go ahead and set the table?
Humility, noun, a modest or low view of one's own importance. Humbleness.
Thank you, Robot. Pete, humility, what do you think? Is it all it's got to be? I want to do this like this morning zoo radio. We're taking calls. What do you guys think about humility?
Look, humility is a challenging one because it's in the definition, as Robot said. A modest or low view of one's own importance feels self-deprecating, which feels antithetical to what we believe here in Ye Olde West. Hmm. Explain. That's interesting. Well, I don't know. I mean, don't you just isn't this just a recipe for feeling like crap all the time?
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