So for this 50 episode, I have chosen to look at 10 things that irritate me.

Facts. Do they change or are they fixed?

Have we forgotten how to wait? Have we lost the ability to show patience?

This episode, I draw on my own experience from some of my previous jobs. I try to shed light on why certain people will not return to their old jobs; now that the world is slowly reopening due to the global pandemic. The data shows that in certain countries, there is difficulty in recruiting for the positions that previously the demand far outstripped the supply. The reasons may be different, but I try to discus how and why people are not re-applying and/or returning to the positions they once held.

Gaming has often been accused of causing a lot of evil in the world. Is gaming good or bad? Can it be used to improve ourselves as individuals or not?

We have all taken up different roles in our lives. Some have been force upon us others we have chosen ourselves without thinking about it. Can anyone change their role if people don't let them?

Why do we place more value on some jobs than others. All jobs are important for daily living. Why do we fear that people who come to a country are going to take our jobs? A lot of people don't want to do these jobs in the first place.

I try to gather information and will not accuse anyone but more find an open mind to create debate about our struggle between food and the world. so we can find a middle ground between the sides we have created in our food debate. So we can save ourselves and the world

An open talk about prisons which is meant to create open dialogue about how prisons are often seen and how it does not help to create a better life for some. I hope that after this episode that we can have a good talk about it. and perhaps create a better future for both the staff and the inmates so that after their life in a prison they can come out and have a good life. If this episode was exciting then remember my bias and police episode that is up to this one.

In this episode, I talk about how I see one might be able to make policing better, around the world. I also try to stay neutral. While I open up to debate and ideas that can make their jobs better and those they meet in their jobs better. this episode builds on the bias episode