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Welcome to the Gary Underwood show… Our host has changed his football team allegiance from the Cleveland Browns to the Pittsburgh Steelers… He has taken some heat online for making his decision, but is actually a test to see if a human being can change what they love by making a decision that makes sense to them. In other words, Deep down it’s probable that he still loves the Cleveland Browns, but he understands intellectually that this is a terrible allegiance and that the Browns have been heartbreaking for their fans for more than 40 years. We answer this question… Is it possible to change what you love and then have the affections follow afterwards? I know this is just about a football team and you were just listening to The Gary Underwood Show… But I wonder if the supplies too more important things in life.

What’s up everybody? Welcome to the Gary Underwood show where we talk about phrases that don’t seem to make sense and we don’t know where they came from. Today’s episode. Gary asked the question about jumping in the shower, hopping on a call or throwing somebody under the bus.

Some of these seem downright silly or even violent. at the same time, they have become common place phrases that people use without even thinking twice. If nothing else, I wonder how we got here and the English language is pretty funny.

Is there something you’ve been meaning to do to help somebody out but you keep putting it off? I have to confess that’s how I felt about going to duck donuts today. I’ve been thinking about doing this Neiss thing for almost 9 months now, and I finally am doing it on this episode. So sometimes the lesson is you need to start a podcast that reminds you to do the stuff you need to do. No seriously the Gary Underwood show encourages you to not put stuff off Anymore, and be an uplifting positive person that adds value and happiness to the day of others. You don’t have to be donuts to be a blessing!

I don’t know if you are an NBA fan, but last night was very historic in the context of professional basketball. LeBron James and his son Bronny James took the court last night in the opener for the Los Angeles Lakers, becoming the first father and son combination to do so in basketball history. Even if you don’t like pro sports, it’s pretty cool to see what two generations of one family from a very difficult background, have done to impact not professional basketball or their community, but also the world! Shout out to LeBron and Savannah, James and thank you for all you do for the good of others.

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Hey guys, thank you for listening to The Gary Underwood Show! Today Gary gives a few thoughts about company names that seem very ironic or at the very least do not make sense! As he was driving to the city of Fairlawn, Gary was interested in picking up some “Duck Donuts.”

I guess this could refer to your response when someone throws a doughnut at you and you duck… Or when you eat donuts and you’re hanging out with ducks… I’m not really sure, but it does make this a very memorable place to buy pastries. And by the way, they taste amazing.

Welcome to The Gary Underwood Show… Today’s episode finds us talking about a leadership book that is influenced my life without even having to read it yet! Brad Laminex’s book humble, hungry hustle or 3H leadership is at least a great framework for talking about how good leaders are humble they’re hungry to improve, and they hustle and give their best effort at all times! I would love to hear any of your thoughts on these matters, but the best leaders are those who humbly serve hunger to improve and hustle as hard as they can.we don’t usually do book reviews, but this one has impacted my life already and I thought I would share with you. Thank you so much for listening to The Gary Underwood Show!

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We are back at it… but today’s episode on a gorgeous Tuesday morning has me thinking about flannel shirts and turtlenecks. Maybe the NBA season? Maybe the Truman Show!