Chapter 1: What is the main topic of this Friday Chit Chat?
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Yeah.
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You know, January is the time of New Year's resolutions and restarts and re-energizing yourself. And I was just re-watching with my family the Boys and Girls episode, and Jan has a quote where she says, dress for the job you want, not the job you have. Oh, yeah. Because, you know, you add that piece to your wardrobe and suddenly you get a new confidence. You become a new person.
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Macy's makes it easy to treat yourself to fashion that helps you show up as your best, whether that's crushing it at work or taking that well-deserved getaway. Shop now at macys.com or in-store. Hello! Happy Friday! Happy Friday chit-chat, everyone! Our first one of 2026! Yeah! You know, we've been talking a lot on the pod about our resolutions, our shared resolution this year, Angela.
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Chapter 2: How can small tasks lead to greater happiness?
Yes. Then I'm getting the toilet paper. Yes. So the other day it sprung out and it like snapped my finger. Like it, I don't even know how I did it, but it like kind of hit, you know, when you hit your fingernail at an angle that then it feels like a nail bed bruise. Where's the win in this story? It's coming.
Okay.
But have you ever done?
Yes, of course.
Yeah. So then your fingernail hurts. I was like, to hell with these things. I'm done. And I was like, Josh, there's got to be a better solution. There's got to be a better way. And he found the, now look, there's some toilet paper holders that's just a hook and you just slide it on. Yeah. He found one that's like a little arm that goes, it just lifts up.
You put the roll on and it just clicks back down. Oh, so guess who has those in all the bathrooms? Minus one. We didn't count them up enough. But yeah, we've got them in almost every bathroom now. Wow.
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Chapter 3: What are some examples of little fixes that lead to big wins?
I know. No more springy thing. I'm done with the springy thing.
Gosh, that is big win. I can't tell you how much happier I am. Yes.
Now we're out of toilet paper. I'm like, I don't have to deal with the spring anymore.
Amazing. Well done. Wow. So I want to look for these, like, little things. And the effort that it took, it was minimal. It was minimal. Because that's all I got. I got minimal effort to make little fixes.
Josh found them at the hardware store. We just swapped them out. Unscrewed the other ones, put the other ones in.
I love it. All right. Well, listen, for this Friday Chit Chat, we are going to you all. We've got a Chit Chat suggestion from Freya in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. What is Freya going to ask us? I don't know.
Let's hear it. Let's hear it.
Hi office ladies. My name is Freya and I am from Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. And I love your podcast. I listen to it every day when I visit my patients. I'm a home health nurse, so I drive a lot. And my question is, what is your ideal date or like an ideal romantic date with your significant others? And Cassie and Sam, please answer this as well. Thank you. I love you guys. Bye.
Oh, yes. Okay. I remember this. I remember choosing this one and I had said something at dinner. I said, oh, I'm going to be sharing on the podcast what my ideal date is with my significant other.
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Chapter 4: How do the hosts share their ideal date ideas?
So you don't have to worry about that.
Well, you know, this is a very loaded question. This is in Mike Schur's book. Remember his book? It's the How to Be Perfect, The Correct Answer to Every Moral Question. And Mike talked about this. This is like a litmus test. Oh. I looked it up just now because I wanted to get it right.
And it says, in a nutshell, the shopping cart theory of morality states that an individual's capacity to self-govern depends on whether or not they are the type to return a shopping cart or leave it next to their car or elsewhere.
I always return it. I return my shopping cart. Same. Also, I think let's address how you return it to the little cart caddy thing. Do you just kind of slam it towards it so it bounces off the side and doesn't really go in?
Mm-hmm.
Like you've done it, but you've done it half-assed, as my dad would say. Don't half-ass it.
Don't half-ass it. That's something I say to the kids all the time. It's like, yeah, you unload the groceries and like the apples are in the little baggie. Go the extra mile. Finish it.
Lady, you know that's our thing.
That's our thing.
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