Congratulations to @Missmommapanda. Your question was chosen for tonight’s Ask Greg and the Panelists.

@Missmommapanda Thinking back to your childhood: were you a ‘truth’ kid or a ‘dare’ kid - and what’s the funniest or most unforgettable moment you can actually share with us today?

We are so grateful to have found The Gutter and to be part of a place where we can meet wonderful people and feel a real sense of community. We truly have so much to be thankful for, and today we love to celebrate that together.

Please share your Thanksgiving moments with us—what you’re thankful for, what made you smile, or the simple joys that made today special.

As for me, I’m thankful that my family is healthy and happy, that the kids have their homes and their jobs, and that I can pause during the day to notice something in nature I don’t see every day…..flock of starlings murmuring around our refinery.
Those little moments mean everything.

Happy Thanksgiving from my heart to yours.

Congratulations to @APalm, @Pam_Antosiak, @RockNRollHS. Your questions were chosen for tonight’s.Ask Greg and the Panelists.

@APalm Who's a celebrity that is universally considered attractive, but they just don't do it for you?

@Pam_Antosiak At your current level of professional success, do you still have a five year plan? And if you do, where do you want to be in five years?

@RockNRollHS What is it that annoys you the most these days?

Good evening. Netflix, anyone? I have to say I am not familiar with any of the series discussed the the article below.

We Know What We Learn . . . From Television
ROBERT DUCHEMIN SR
DEC 2

I watched the Netflix series Guinness because I thought it was about three things I love: a successful business, European history, and beer. I was so offended by the series that I did my own research. The research revealed more about Netflix than anything else.

Around the year 375, B.C., in his dialectic writing known as The Republic, the philosopher Plato explained two things about education that we have forgotten today. The first is that for a republic to succeed, it must have an educated citizenship. He tied that to a second mandate. His republic would not allow people to teach children anything that would cause them to do something detrimental to the republic.

Today, we fail to educate our children properly while they are in school. Instead, we plunk them down in front of television and let Hollywood teach them lies and other things that are ...

Democrats are the little boy who cried “wolf”. Here we go again.