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Speaker 1: Listening to a podcast to me is like listening to music.

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You don't stay in the same genre. You're all over

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the place, which is the reason why at Arrow dot

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net Arroe dot net seventeen different podcasts to choose from,

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Because we know that you're everywhere, why not be there

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with you? I like asking questions, and the reason why

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is because the fun begins when you start researching for answers,

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such as Gracie Allen. She's said to be one of

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the funniest entertainers in American broadcast history. Did she have writers?

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Or was it all about Gracie Allen? Plus? Why has

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been burned out? Become the accepted behavior at home as

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well as the workplace. My name is Arrow. I'm a

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daily writer, a silent wolf. I stand on the sidelines

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and do nothing but watch, listen, study, then activate. I

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call it the daily Mess, a chronological walk through an

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everyday world. Yeah, it's my morning writing. As a receiver

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of thoughts and ideas, we as people tend to throw

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things to the side because we think we're gonna deal

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with it later on. Well, when a subject arrives inside

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of me, I know it's time to dig in. It's

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still keeping that daily journal. But by doing the research

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the picture becomes clearer. This is the daily mess. My

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wife and I watch ancient shows of television because it

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seems the writing and production were really onto something that

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feels completely lost today. Who were the writers of such

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shows as George Burns and Gracey Allen? I mean, all

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of these years later, and the jokes still have an impact.

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Believe it or not. There were four people who came

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together as one to make not only the TV show

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unforgettably in touch, but even the radio show still carries

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a powerful punch today. The writers were Paul Hinning, who

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went on to create The Beverly Hillbillies, Sidney Joseph Pearlman,

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Nat Perrin, and George Burns himself. But but but but

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but but something to keep in mind. Although Gracie Allen

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had writers, it was her unique delivery and character that

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brought her legions of fans and followers. She's described as

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being illogical, logic and charmingly confused, and let it be known,

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she depended on improvising to generate the perfect timing of

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landing that joke. This has led multiple generations to believe

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that she was her own writer. It's all about the delivery. Hey,

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coming up next. Why does it feel like everybody is

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burned out? Hey, welcome back to the daily Mess. Why

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does it feel like we are surrounded by a bunch

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of burnouts? And I'm not talking about potheads or drug abusers,

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all burned out on chemicals and wants living plants. It's

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not a hidden fact, the social burnout or the feeling

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of being very disconnected. Why is it happening because we

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have made it acceptable? Burnout used to be that hidden thing.

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People push themselves through their mental storms, not advertising them

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on TikTok or Instagram. In the past, showing stress made

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you look weak. The workplace rewarded overworking. Today they demand

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it and it's causing burnout. Saying that you're exhausted today

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isn't a confession, It's a common experience. Burnout has a

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new name today, such as mental load and I like

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this one. Compassion fatigue. What's the deal today, dude? What's

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going on? Well? I got compassion fatigue just sounds cool.

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Research clearly shows once people have a name to what

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they're feeling, they're going to start talking about it and

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they're going to live it out openly. No boundaries, an

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innocent passerby. They are now the new receiver because it's acceptable. No,

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this generation is not burned out more than any other generation.

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We just can't stop talking about it, and we've allowed

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it to become our next big excuse to stay home

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from work. M m m m m m m m

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m mmmmm. I'm Marin and that's the daily mess.