Say the Nice Thing

Yes, and I know that you have kind of gone on your own hyper fixation deep dive.

So tell our listeners on what has caught your interest of the week.

Okay, so I discovered last week, I don't know what rock I have been living under that Oprah has a podcast.

I didn't know that.

I thought I also didn't know that either.

Okay.

Well, I remember Oprah had retired a couple years ago.

I didn't really know what she was doing.

And I know she's a very polarizing figure.

People either love her or they don't.

I have no problem with Oprah.

I've been to one of her live shows when she was, I think it was doing like the, I want to say it was Weight Watchers, something or other.

I went to see her.

Phenomenal speaker.

I don't have a problem with Oprah.

I so I discover her podcast and it's an episode where she was interviewing a hold on.

I have notes.

I have notes.

He's a social psychologist and he's the co-author of a book called The Power of Us, which I ordered and I will be reading and maybe I will be sharing with our audience like what it talks about because the whole episode was on why are we collectively meaner as a society? Like what is going on? I focused more on the social media aspect of it because I think that's someone I can relate the most to.

But they were talking about, on airplanes, healthcare workers that get probably the most type of abuse from patients and that kind of stuff.

And it was so interesting to hear him talk about why that I took notes and I'm like, I have to talk about this in the podcast because...

I think we've mentioned this before.

People are so mean on the Internet.

And I've I've been a victim lightly because I mean, we're not we're not famous.

But I can only imagine like real famous people go through because just this week I had someone tell me that they didn't like my dark hair.