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Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction. Unplugged because we will always say

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yes to creativity. Totally end CUD because we all make mistakes.

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So let's turn it into a tool. This is arrow UNPLUGGEDOOO.

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It is chilly this morning, sixty four degrees. Grateful though

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that we're not out on the Atlantic Ocean where Hurricane

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Lee has become a Category five storm. The winds right

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now one hundred sixty miles per hour. A former president

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of the United States once ask other leaders to nuke

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such a weather system. This is nothing new. This concept

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first came up in the nineteen fifties. Blow it up

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science has endlessly stopped and claimed the human doesn't have

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anything more powerful than a weather system. Using a nuke

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on a hurricane wouldn't shift the surrounding air pressure. I'm shocked, though,

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than Hollywood hasn't locked in on this. I mean, can

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you imagine the after effects of such an attempt. It

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would either be a zombie movie or an New Sharknado.

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The research I want to see how these approaching storms

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affect our anxiety two and three weeks out the moment

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they see something off the coast of Africa, all of

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a sudden, every news program is saying there's a storm

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coming for weeks. The weather people endlessly speak about these

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giant storms and nobody knows where it's going to end up.

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It really screws around in the way of creating mental storms,

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and how do we deal with that? Hey, Zaro, this

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is the Daily Mess, a chronological walk through an everyday world.

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I am a daily writer. I take things like this

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and although some of us might be talking about it,

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the goal is just to have a conversation. There's nothing

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more inspiring than having a little chat with somebody about nothing,

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because we talk about the same stuff every day. So

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when there's an approaching hurricane, what you want to talk

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about not the hurricane, Let's talk about a president that

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wanted to use a nuke bomb on a hurricane. What? Yeah,

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I found the article? What this is the Daily Mess?

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What would you like to say but you can't? What

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would you like to post on social media? But you

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can't because it's really going to kind of ruffle up

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some feathers. Yet, news agencies are endlessly publishing research studies

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about how people feel about certain subjects. Where do they

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locate these people? Mainly because the multiple circles that I

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surround myself with aren't talking about what these news networks

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are bringing up, So I often wonder if they're just

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planting seeds in hope of getting society to begin to talk,

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which is why I ask, what would you like to say?

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But you can't? What are we supposed to be talking about?

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How about this? Whatever happened to the six pack of beer?

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Seems like most of these people are okay with locally

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created four packs at prices that require a bank loan.

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That's something to talk about. Concert tickets, We're okay with

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spending two hundred and fifty to five hundred dollars to

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sit in the nosebleed section of a Taylor Swift concert.

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Nobody's talking about it. They just show up. If you

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could say anything, what would you like to say? Knowing

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that you probably shouldn't have said that, what is tucked

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away inside your heart that is actually crystallizing in the

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way of saying forget it, it's just not worth it,

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And yet what you want to say can actually bring

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positive change. But nobody wants to face what could be

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a storm because there's gonna be a lot of naysayers

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about why do you say that? No, because we all

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have opinions, and we've all exercised that right to use

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that opinion. But think of it not as an opinion

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or a judgment and call think of it as a chat.

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You're not supposed to agree, because you can agree to

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disagree and everything's fine. Sit down, have a cup of coffee,

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maybe get yourself a red Bull or even a fancy

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little tea or something, and just agree to disagree and

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have a chat. Don't be doing this with your thumbs.

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Don't be chatting there because I can't hear your inflection,

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and then I start judging you because I'm reading something

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differently into it. Have a chat, Yeah, a chat. If

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you need to look it up on dictionary dot com

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to find out what a true chat is, go ahead

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and do it. Because inspiration and influence, change and challenge,

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everything comes into this chat and you walk away going god, dang,

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that felt good. I'm arrow And that's the daily mess