Audience Member 4

Such a big fan of yours.

Oh, thank you.

I have your books here.

Oh.

I wanted to ask you about the daily stoic of today.

Today's one is about not letting your career, you know, be your life sentence and eventually letting it go.

Since your career and way of life is stoicism, what is your succession plan?

How do you plan to let it go?

Holy shit, it just ran that red light.

Holy shit, it just ran that red light.

Yo, what's up? Troy got fired by Elon Musk.

Yo, what's up? Troy got fired by Elon Musk.

Of course it is. Everything Elon does is legal, bro.

Of course it is. Everything Elon does is legal, bro.

No. Of course not. Big Balls is my fraternity brother. You can call me Floppy Taint.

No. Of course not. Big Balls is my fraternity brother. You can call me Floppy Taint.

Hi, I've got a question. She was good. She nailed them to the wall. I've got a question for the, you don't have to pick a politics side.

Hi, I've got a question. She was good. She nailed them to the wall. I've got a question for the, you don't have to pick a politics side.

Hi, I've got a question. She was good. She nailed them to the wall. I've got a question for the, you don't have to pick a politics side.

I might be misunderstanding the proposition, but for those average Americans who are not civil rights leaders or musicians or editors of a publication or a think tank, by not joining a political party or registering as a Democrat or Republican in the primary process, are you not actively diminishing your ability to have a say in politics in your local community?