 So, when I get ashore, they often try to give me a talus, it's a pressure on me. But in traditional Judaism, men don't wear a talus until they're married. And I'm a 56-year-old bachelor. So, in many shawls, they say, oh, I'll wear one anyway. Don't worry about it here. Like, it's just part of being a man, yet you wear a pressure on a talus. Like, in traditional Judaism, women don't wear a talisa. Pressure on. And you might say, oh, it makes me feel good. In Judaism, we're not about what makes us feel good. We're about doing what God wants. Anyway, I get ashore. And they offer me a talus, but I don't know. I'm a single woman bachelor. I have rough hands on us. I have compassion on the women. On the other side of the talisa, a divider during prayer services. Traditional Judaism, men pray. So, I have compassion for the women, but they should not have to sit there. They're trying to talk to God, and there's this ravishingly handsome man over here. A stranger, this tall, dark handsome stranger. They should not be tormented. They're trying to figure out if this guy's married or not. So, I just simply don't wear the talus. And that is my meeting call. Right? Just like male birds who have a lovely plumage. And they love to display their plumage to attract a mate. Well, I display my plumage by going this far, not wearing a talus. And that shouts loud and clear. This man is single. The lady's unbelievable. How is this man not married? How could that be? What a shander. What a scandal. What a travesty. This man is not married. It was just simply skipping the talus. Just like the woman that she's single and male. Ready to mingle the Orthodox meeting calls. Literally. So, keep one of the big changes in how I see the world as I've grown older. So, I increasingly understand that people almost never mean what they say. People almost never mean what they say. So, when I was younger, I just take women and men literally. And part of me knew that they didn't necessarily mean what they were saying. But, I was just lazy. I think that's the main reason I didn't want to process their remarks on many levels. I just wanted to take them on the literal level. Because I was just lazy. I didn't want to do the work. So, when I had the privilege of having a girlfriend. Alright? And she understood everything I was saying. When I was literal, when I was sarcastic, when I was metaphorical, when I was oratorical, when I was rhetorical. She always knew. I never had to explain to her. She was so incredibly present. She wasn't distracted. She was right there with me. She knew exactly what I was saying. It was magnificent. So, I hope you had the experience of someone like that in your life. But you never had to explain yourself. And they knew what you were saying. You didn't have to explain when you were being sarcastic. So, G'day Sticks. We're coming at you live from Flaveli Beach here in the eastern suburbs. Very slowly making my way from Coogee to Bondi. Maybe head up to Watson's Bay. And just thinking about my sheer laziness throughout my life. And not wanting to understand. People almost never see what they mean. So, the new media, for example, they're talking about 158 Republicans running as election deniers. You've been in a girl named Sidney Paul. That's nice. This is as spectacular as this might be. So, election denial, that's just a rhetorical stance that essentially you have to take as a maggot Republican these days. It doesn't necessarily mean anything. They don't take people literally. And someone sent you some flowery thank you. Here's your extra system. Someone sent you fancy flights of rhetoric that they keep you. Doesn't necessarily mean they're all that gratitude. They're all that grateful. They might just be Christian. The kind of rhetoric is expected in Christian circles. So, I hope this task doesn't mean he's not going to fire you the next week. People almost never see what they mean. I am going to limit the things I say for what is socially acceptable with my closest friends, with my more distant friends with my Orthodox Jewish community, with people I work with, people I work for, important clients, important sources of income, to stay within YouTube's Terminal Service, to abide by society's ever-changing norms. I'm going to constantly keep ducking and diving, adjusting my rhetoric, adjusting the things I say using more of your euphemisms. Because who knows who might eventually see this video. I don't want to get on the bus with someone and go, oh, I saw your video and I really took a fancy on your face. So, that's just what I say to limit the chances of getting punched in the face. You know what Poggers is? No, mate. I don't think I know what Poggers is. Are those birds? Are these Poggers, mate? Except, particularly with women, I just wanted to hang up with you live, except what they had to say literally. It's a funny face online. Ah, you've got a funny face online, mate. You're a Pogger. Good on you, mate. So, I just consistently displayed a lack of crunch consciousness in my life. Are these birds, I mean, a laziness coming from laziness? No, because we all grew up well acquainted with the huge price to be paid for laziness in some circumstances. So, I'd be more diligent, because if I'd had my ass handed to me countless occasions during my calisthenics from Canada, surely love is all around us. You suffer too from a lack of conscientiousness, lack of rectitude, lack of attention to detail. So, I think as we get more and we get more careful about these things. And so, now, if I can't bear down something that's important, I will wait until I've had a nap, wait until I've eaten something, wait until I've had a soda pop, listen to some music, do something that puts me in a state where I can bear down and pay attention. Because I know the consequences are so dire for my own carelessness. And the news media, it's just so literal. And most people you meet, they act and they talk. They said people mean what they say. Oh, John said this to me. Oh, my boss said this. Oh, my boss said this. And almost never do people say what they mean. Have I ever played Minecraft? Nope, I've never played Minecraft. I haven't played any video games in 40 years. Yeah. So, I played Space Invaders, like, in 1984. And that's the last time I've played any video games. Now, I don't need any more. I need to spend my time turning out this high quality intellectual content, such as this, that will echo in eternity. Men, the words we say now will echo in eternity. So, don't allow that responsibility to get you down. Now, you don't feel depressed by it. But people are going to be watching this video in 10 years, 20 years, 30 years. And they're going to be watching what we say. This video represents a great step forward in moral thinking. This dialogue, this interchange is coming together in two parts. Representing a great step forward in moral thinking. Good day, Nick. This guy is here in Sydney. Not the one who was in the weekend. He was in the rainiest year in the world. I wonder everyone's out with their cameras. Always been. Literally, we can never meet what they say, mate. A private conversation with a good friend who is accepting of you. Who accepts you. Right. That. Else. Really as much. Something never with a good employer. Or excessive incentive. The other party. That's when you can come the closest to saying what to be. Even then, I don't say what I mean really as much as when I've been therapy. So, perhaps the gold standard would be saying what I mean, confidentiality. You can do that without getting interrupted. In normal life, you speak for 20 seconds. Right. The other person doesn't get a real good person. In therapy, they begin to speak for 30 seconds a minute. Two minutes, five minutes, 10 minutes. Without interruption. Right. So, that's probably the closest that we can to saying what we mean. Because usually, every night I'm past it. We can't have the therapist or users and everyone can hear their limits to saying what you mean. You can't hear. Sound quality too bad because of the wind. Okay. Cheers.