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Baker Plbg: You know what today's biggest sin is? and I'm not, it's not going to be some weird political or religious rant. The world's biggest sin is in gratitude.
Baker Plbg: I see it every day. see it in my own circles. I see it in my own extended family. I see it everywhere on the news, social media.
Baker Plbg: People that have determined and that they are owed something simply by existing. I'm here. Give me my stuff.
Baker Plbg: Or, you know, I made poor choices and I do not want to pay the consequences of those choices.
Baker Plbg: Maybe... My most firm religious view, if there is such a if you can call it that, I'm not sure that it is, but is choice and consequences. That's one of the best things about the trade life.
Baker Plbg: If you make a mistake about something, you you usually pay the price pretty quick. Sometimes it's immediate. this We've all done the, you know, wiring something up and then you're like, click. Oh, phew. No consequences on that.
Baker Plbg: It is been a so and a astonishing thing to me to watch people whom at one time in my life I considered family turn on the institution, if you want to call it that, um,
Baker Plbg: that and and my parents in order to justify their poor decision making. no there's And then they double down with, you know, I'm going to spread as much information, misinformation as I can to try and try and sway the vote. Listen,
Baker Plbg: The little whisper campaign that you've been on for the last couple of years is over. I can't believe the people that you tried to corral.
Baker Plbg: Tanya and Terry. Okay.
Baker Plbg: I'm going to speak more boldly. Jocelyn. you talk to Jocelyn? You expect her to to parrot what you said? How did you bring that up at a funeral, by the way?
Baker Plbg: That would be an interesting topic just out of nowhere.
Baker Plbg: You guys are insane. Insane. And ah on some level, I feel bad for you on the next. And as we've talked,
Baker Plbg: ah as i I said it then, I'll say it now. I feel so sorry for you. that This is the road that you have chosen, hill that you've chosen to die on.
Baker Plbg: a Mine will not be whisper campaign. Mine is, I'm going to tell at everybody, everyone that you know.
Baker Plbg: oh Like you've gone to the fringes and thought, well, maybe that'll infiltrate back. Or I'm going to go to the middle.
Baker Plbg: It's going to go out. I don't know. said it 10,000 times since
Baker Plbg: I don't know what you thought was going happen. I really don't. You know, it should have been a clue to you when we had our conversation that I had nothing
Baker Plbg: but pity for you. And then, you know, the old
Baker Plbg: take that for what it's worth. i can't believe you tried to rat me out on that too. Oh, third grade is that? Oh, you waved at me. Anyway.
Baker Plbg: Enjoy your summer. What else you want me to say? All of you, enjoy your summer. The fact that you guys, you know, jumped on the bag way. You know, you've got ah Luke and Levi who actually had to leave their family home because they had such conflict with their father to go spend a couple years finding himself at my brother's place.
Baker Plbg: who took them in and and got them jobs and sent them off and, you know, turned them into men. And then the second, the second there's an opportunity to um dismiss that and say, oh, hes they're terrible people.
Baker Plbg: Who are the terrible people? The people that you ran away from when you were 16 17?
Baker Plbg: because you hated your father, because your father's a dick, because your father is a control freak, you your father is, as you know we now know, a liar and a con man.
Baker Plbg: and and And you had good relations with at least the... ah The younger three, and then you block them all.
Baker Plbg: Sure. that's That's like normal human behavior. It is clear to me that therapy is not working for anybody. And therapy is simply a tool to point the blame away from you and put it on someone else. And I i could go on for hours. I have gone on for hours.
Baker Plbg: um What are you going to about it? What are you going to do about the situation that you've now created? um Believing the most insane things and and with no evidence, nothing but a story from people that you we all know are mentally impaired. That's the sad thing, is is that you've taken people that have contributed nothing
Baker Plbg: in life, been nothing but takers and whiners and partiers and and decided to believe them over individuals that have worked hard and provided for families and done difficult things their whole life.
Baker Plbg: And it's just, it's easier to sort of throw the blame on. don't understand what I don't understand the process.
Baker Plbg: I truly don't. But the process will work itself out. um The initial conclusion is exactly what I told those individuals it would be two and a half years ago. I'm do whatever you want.
Baker Plbg: Do whatever you want. You will fail. And they have. And now the consequences await. And I'm here to make sure that
Baker Plbg: Those consequences um
Baker Plbg: are in force. I don't know what else. Anyway, good luck out there. um And if you are in your own and your own bubble and trying to figure things out, my my admonition to you is to be grateful.
Baker Plbg: ah I am grateful for so much. My parents tried so hard, worked so hard. They were wonderful people. Were they flawed? Absolutely. Am I flawed? Absolutely. But I sure try hard.
Baker Plbg: Sometimes that, you know, doesn't go as planned or is taken the wrong way or I don't know what, but the effort is there. and
Baker Plbg: i don't I hope the effort's there are for you. hope the effort's there for your kids. I hope the effort's there for the next generation as you navigate the problems that this life has to offer, and every life has problems. I do find it odd that we think we should be living in some utopia, problem-free,
Baker Plbg: um stress-free. It's just not the way life is designed, nor will it ever be designed that way. Anyway, as usual, those are my thoughts and not yours. It's a bit of a ramble.
Baker Plbg: Hope everybody has an amazing day. I am out.
