My 9/11 story isn't particularly sad or tragic since I was a college student in Atlanta at the time, didn't have any relatives living in NYC and had no friends in NYC at the time.  However, I definitely remember where I was and what I was doing that day since time was endless, things were surreal and 4 Day Guy came into the picture.  If you're looking for humor, you'll probably find it.

This pic is a random piece of clip art I found online and really feel people should actually embody vs. merely paying lip service to.

If you'd lump natural redheads in with "white women", you're so off the mark on that one it's hilarious since we don't take crap off anyone.  Just ask a real redhead who grew up with redhaired relatives.

Though Lucille Bluth wasn't a redhead, if your Gangee is a natural redhead she might just do that sometime.  This is a LiveJournal icon (if you're old enough, you'll remember LiveJournal).  I've not used it in forever and just saw this about it: https://thehistoryoftheweb.com/postscript/whatever-happened-livejournal/

You can't let other people dictate your self-esteem or your self-worth.  Some days you're going to be the only fan you have so get used to it, kids.  This is how the adult world works.

This pic is of an awesome mural I saw on a store shutter in my neighborhood.  The eagle seems fitting here.

For some reason, the media keeps trying to generate outrage for fleeing felons, violent criminals and people trying to murder others at the scene.  These people aren't Tony Soprano or Walter White.  They're not Tupac either.  

I took this pic at the Blue Lounge in Manhattan at a Yelp Elite event that happened one month before all hell broke loose in Manhattan.

It seems law schools are no longer educating anyone on how to be an attorney.  Why are they still here when many would tell you there are too many law schools and too many lawyers?

Why are the Ivy League schools still around when they are simply high priced diploma mills where aptitude means nothing but net worth means everything?

Pic found in an internet search attached to a story on cancelling LSAT scores.

Almost everybody cares more about harm to animals (especially cute animals) than they do to people.  Mess with a dog or cat and you'll be hated for life. This is Gray (full name Gray Cloud) who I mention in this episode.

This episode explores this question by me telling you about my journey as the first person in my immediate family to go to college AND the first person in my entire family (including former in-laws) to attend ANY law school.  My story might explain just WHY there's a lack of "diversity" and what ought to be done to fix it.  I talk about the legal field since that's the area I know most about & went to school for.

This pic represents the ingenuity/creativity you'll need to get ahead if you're not from a professional dynasty or have anybody to pay for your education, hand you a job, give you a stream of great networking contacts and so forth.

My take on #metoo, Twitter reveals of criminal activity and the Marilyn Manson/Evan Rachel Wood accusations

Michelle Clair (the credited artist of the piece you see in the episode art) sort of summed up the dynamics here, didn't she?