We're all hypocrites. This episode is not meant for sensitive people. If your purpose is only to deflect from the message of this episode, then this is not for you. Please do keep an open mind to understand that even if you swore an oath to become a better person, trials and failures will come your way, but never stop trying to move closer to your goal. I have high hopes in you.

I know that it isn't just me. I know that you've realized a lot of things as well throughout the lockdowns. In this episode, it'll be about my realizations during the pandemic and how it changed/is changing me as a person.

Being smart can sometimes be scary. Not because you know a lot of things, but because of the people who hates intelligence. It's ironic how people who lacks knowledge are the ones who got to talk a lot and insult you by knowing better.

We all have that "Marites" or "Paquito" in a group who uses our vulnerabilities as a subject for public humiliation. I think it's time to put them at rest and hold them accountable. Their clownery ends now. They've been laughing too loud and too long, do you ever just wanna put a shovel in their mouths? I gotcha back.

If you're an incoming college student or currently a college student who is scared to accept the fact that you have to put things on the next level but doesn't know how. Listen to this. It might help you "survive" college. Ps: this ain't a pro tip but trust me, it's worth it.

Chill, this is just an introduction. This podcast may or may not be suitable for your ego, so listen (or not).

It's an indication that I'm about to start my own podcast (I guess).