positive reinforcement society is what we live in, but your message is stop focusing on me, stop being a me focused society. what do you want them to know? trying to first be funny kind of. and second relieve them of the pressure of being exceptional all the time. for most of us, it s a staticcal inevitability that we re average. there is nothing wrong with that. i want kids to try hard for the satisfaction of a job well done and not for the accolades they hope it will bring. you have a few bullet points. work hard for self-respect sake. material rewards tonight happen. don t get caught up in your salary. put in a hard day s work. there is glory in that. get over yourself. we re all in this together. originally seen by 2 million people in the book, it leaves a great message for the kids hearing it and adults really. thank you. i hope so. most important note to take away. this is a grassroots story, public access taped it, put it out and next thing you know,
don t have to americans who are not paranoid. we re here today to say that we re proud to live in a country of working americans. i m not sure but i think the feeling i get from that is peaceful. using words. words rather than fists. i think it s important come up and they express their outrage or their support, i mean there were rallies in philadelphia, san diego, madison, wisconsin, washington, d.c. i think d.c. seemed to be the biggest, right? 4,000 people showed up, including some people that weren t thrilled to be there. this is a bottom up story. this is a grassroots story really without major political leadership. don t you agree? i mean, really all started, you could say this all started on another network on cnbc when rick got up and said i m not