Patience & Kindness: The Two Heavenly Virtues of Not Being a Big Dumb Jerk
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This episode... Kindness. Patience.
Hello, everybody! It's me, Pete, from the podcast, and that's Tom, also podcasting, and we're thrilled to be here patiently and kindly for our last major episode of this season.
All the sins, all the virtues, one place, Pete. I mean, we haven't. We still got two. We got two big ones, and we decided to do a twofer today. Why is that again? Oh, right, because neither of us could add.
Because neither of us could add, and we got to the end, and I think it was... Our choice was... You know, we could always do 13 episodes. And you said, nope, we do 12. That's all we do ever. Really? Well, I'm just thinking as a fan, the people will revolt.
an extra episode 100% what will we do it's the one line that's keeping us here in democracy safe if we break the 9-12 we end up making a thousand episode season and that would be unsettling we wouldn't know when to turn off and then we would just like feeling friends would see us and we'd have big long beards well that's you during the winter I guess I would have a big long beard yeah Foster would have a big, long beard. Can you grow a real big, long beard? I don't think so. I don't know.
I bet it'd be patchy as heck. What would I give to see you in a beard? AI?
AI. A beard. That breaks AI.
Cannot imagine not enough testosterone. Oh, you know what? That seemed like a little, I was doing my impression of a robot. Should we start this process and kick things off by talking about today? We are talking about kindness and patience or patience and kindness. I say we throw to our good friend robot. Robot, please define kindness.
Kindness, noun, the quality or state of being kind.
Oh, yep. Fair enough. I did not see that one coming. Okay, please define kind.
Kind, adjective of a sympathetic or helpful nature arising from or characterized by sympathy or forbearance.
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