The Importance of Knowing Your Limitations 

Thank you. Again greetings from Cologne Germany.

This is a great list of things to think about Greg! At least once a year my dad and I like to host whiskey or beer pairings and dinners for 6 - 8 friends. The 2 - 3 days prep time is very special for us and the events themselves are a lot of fun. My lady and I like visiting historic sites and parks at least once a year. I'm adding lighthouses to the list too - no shortage of those in New England. The weight I put on other peoples opinions of the things I like to do is something I need to abandon. I can let some bother me to a point of anger, not raging mad, but just pissed enough that it can slow my momentum on a project or question something I enjoy doing. I've never really thought about it like that until now. Thanks again and all the best to you and the fam.

I don’t know how long ago it was but I went to a Halloween convention and got to meet Danielle Harris, who was my first celebrity crush. As I six year old boy, I told my grandma that I was gonna marry this girl one day. I didn’t marry her, but I did meet her. I also saw Elvira.

I like how you can take something as mundane as the definition of Definition and make logical sense and advice from it!

Always appreciate your videos Greg, especially this type of content. Without sounding too much like a Homer, they are relaxing, humorous and informative after a long workday. I'm still learning my limitations, my wife always tells me I tend to find a new venture and go overboard headfirst into them typically overspending 😮, just how I'm wired. Favorite flavor, chocolate chip cookies 🍪 are my weakness 😊. Love the video, appreciate it as always.

Well Greg , i met my limitations last week , i " had " a two year beard and wanted to switch it up , i looked up your beard trim video and went for it , it looks and feels great so thank's for that video, i live in collier co. Florida , i have a few good stories i could tell you lol 👍🏆.

Enjoyed your video today 😊

You living in Florida is like Socrates living in the Mad Max universe! lol

Great stuff sir...👍🏾

Hello from St Pete. What would I like to jettison? My job. I do the bookkeeping. The owner has been on a frivolous spending spree lately. Every week I have to finagle to make sure payroll is paid. It's overly stressful at the moment. I think it's run it's course. I don't think I am getting paid this week. Interesting that this is what you are talking about this evening.

1. Literally nobody likes brussels sprouts. Even in countries where food is non-existent, they wouldn't eat brussels sprouts. 2. People who say they like brussels sprouts are not to be trusted because you absolutely know that if they can lie about brussels sprouts, they can lie about literally anything. 3. I dont think of crime when I think of Polk County. I think of that steak restaurant on 27 in Haines City which adds chopped boiled eggs to its house salad without asking you if you want eggs in your house salad 🤮and I think of the time I had to go to the DMV in Winter Haven to take my driving test and to get my first American drivers license (I was 53 years old in a world full of 16 year olds), and I think of towns with cutesy names which sound like they should be in Iowa, like Auburndale and Gibsonia and Eagle Lake. 4. The only crime-related thing I think of relating to Polk County is the time I was driving from Kissimmee to Tampa and I stopped at Starbucks on Socrum Loop Rd (for hot chocolate - I dont drink tea or coffee) and then as I was getting close to Plant City, a deputy started flashing his lights at me (including the red and blue ones) and I had to pull over on the side of I-4 and he accused me of stealing a re-usable drinking cup from Starbucks and I was like OMG WTAF? and then he insisted I drove back to Starbucks with him so that the employees there could identify me as the Drinking Cup Thief, and seeing as I really didnt want to see the inside of a Polk County slammer, I agreed to go with him, and then when we got to Starbucks one of the employees took a look at me (old guy, white, shaved head) and said to the deputy "no no no, the guy who stole the cup was African American, about 22 years old, with red and green dreadlocks. I told you he was driving a car LIKE the old white guy with the shaved head", and the deputy was like OMG WTAF and I received an apology and the offer of a free hot chocolate. 5. I didn't catch the name of your sheriff, so Ima have to google it. Gravy jug? Did someone called Mrs Jug actually name her child Gravy? 6. Leave Polk County alone. Its very nice. I dont have a brother, but if I could choose one, I'd probably choose you, and you're in Polk County. 7. Today's fun fact: Burglarize is not a word in British English. In fact, its not a word in any English other than American English. 8. According to the RU-vid user agreement, I could receive a lifetime ban if I tell you what I like to do once a year, but lets just say that if you were to ask my wife, she'd tell you that from her perspective, once a year is far too often, even if its on my birthday. 9. I'd be very interested in knowing the list of things/topics you want to talk about, and plans (etc) so if you ever find a way of letting those thoughts flow, point me in the right direction because notifications aren't always reliable. 10. Its almost 10pm here (therefore 5pm in beautiful Polk County), so this cruciferous vegetable is heading up the wooden hill to Bedfordshire. Sprout out.

Greg, I really wish you made shorter videos. Videos between 4 and 10 minutes are much more appetizing in easier to commit to and make time for. I rarely watch your long ones and most of them are long. Hope you don't mind me sharing my opinion because I love your content.