Sep 23, 2026 · 2 min · 3 segments
In today's episode of the **2-Minute Drill**, *Success is a Choice* podcast host, Jamy Bechler tells a story from his youth when he got in trouble … for something…
Jamy BechlerHost
When I was in seventh grade, I was riding the bus home after school, and my brother, who was three years younger than me, was acting up quite a bit on the bus that particular day.

He was pestering many of the kids around him, as well as talking back to the bus driver.

Eventually, he would receive a pink slip, and his bus riding privileges would be temporarily suspended.

Obviously, I thought it was funny that my annoying little brother got into trouble.

Well, humor would soon turn to frustration, as my parents told me that I wouldn't be allowed to play in any more basketball games while my brother was suspended from the bus.

They told me that I was my brother's keeper and could have kept him from getting into trouble.

This is really no different than us on a team or in a group or as part of a family.

We have an obligation to remind each other of what the standards are, what the goals are, and what the appropriate behaviors are.

We should always be trying to make our teammates, or our little brothers, better.

When I was in seventh grade, I was riding the bus home after school, and my brother, who was three years younger than me, was acting up quite a bit on the bus that particular day.

He was pestering many of the kids around him, as well as talking back to the bus driver.

Eventually, he would receive a pink slip, and his bus riding privileges would be temporarily suspended.

Obviously, I thought it was funny that my annoying little brother got into trouble.

Well, humor would soon turn to frustration, as my parents told me that I wouldn't be allowed to play in any more basketball games while my brother was suspended from the bus.

They told me that I was my brother's keeper and could have kept him from getting into trouble.

This is really no different than us on a team or in a group or as part of a family.

We have an obligation to remind each other of what the standards are, what the goals are, and what the appropriate behaviors are.

We should always be trying to make our teammates, or our little brothers, better.
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