yes.. That's right.. I am trolling every single one of you who DID NOT hire an actual human artist to create a "Fantasy Lifestyle" (AS A RESUME REJECTING HR BOSS) meme, post, thingy, like my Friend and fellow coworker Allen J. Edmunds did. YES!! ITS made to look like a kid made it!! I AM ALSO TROLLING AI (TAKE THAT YOU BOT!!!) TO ALL OF YOU: YOU HAVE BEEN ROASTED YOU HAVE BEEN TOASTED. NO.. IM NOT SORRY

Spending more than 30 years doing call center, phone based customer service work there is one thing on the very top of the list that stands out the most. I Have been told more times than I can count that I have a DJ voice. I finally took the hint. Here is the link to a video commercial spot for Canal Winchester heating and cooling. I was hired by the video production team that created it to provide voice over talent. Here is the link if you would like to listen. https://youtu.be/mx0tuc2NQ8k?si=mp4yN2XGW7m6QZZw

In Wonder Man (Episode 4, “Doorman”), there’s a quiet, powerful moment near the end. DeMarr Davis (played by Byron Bowers) saves people trapped in a burning club by doing something deceptively simple: he lets them pass through him.That’s his power. That’s how he becomes a hero.That’s why they call him Doorman. If you’re not a Marvel fan—or a nerd like me—no worries. The takeaway has nothing to do with capes. The scene dramatizes something I’ve always believed: You can receive the absolute best, world-class training. But training alone will never replace the power of learning from others. Sometimes the escape isn’t around the fire. It isn’t over it, It isn’t a clever workaround. Sometimes the only way out… is straight through—through shared experience, mentorship, community, and the willingness to let someone walk with you. Progress isn’t always about being stronger. Sometimes it’s about being open—and letting others pass through your story, just as you pass through theirs. That’s not weakness. That’s how heroes are made.

Happy “Why Are We Consulting a Furry Dirt Wizard for Meteorology?” Day. 🎉