Patrick addresses a poignant question about the moral obligation in a situation where someone has been undercharged at the grocery store. Patrick shares his own experience and the importance of acting on one's conscience in such scenarios. The episode takes an introspective turn as Patrick and Cyrus delve into a thought-provoking quote from CS Lewis, highlighting how small daily decisions can compound into significant moral outcomes.

 

•  Dan (email) – Don’t stop talking about current events
• Email – I’m quitting smoking because Relevant Radio has encouraged me to live the good life (05:24)
• Jennifer (email) – My dad quit smoking when he handed it over to our Blessed Mother
• Email – You shouldn’t make light of or laugh at the trans movement (25:24)
• Richard - There was legislation implemented to try to combat non-USA residents from voting. (31:20)
• Noncitizens caught voting in U.S. elections
• John - I was a patient at the Cleveland Clinic and they asked me what was my assigned sex at birth was. (39:59)
• Lee - I have a story about non-citizens voting. My wife is from the Philippines with a Green Card. She got called for jury duty, which they get from the voter rules. (42:22)
• Elizabeth (email) – Is it wrong to pay less then something is worth? (45:01)