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Summary In this conversation, S Anthony Thomas explores the complexities of lying, particularly in personal relationships and social situations. He shares anecdotes about people lying in front of others, the dynamics of flirting, and the concept of acceptable lies. Through humorous and relatable stories, he emphasizes the importance of honesty and the often absurd nature of lies, especially when they are transparent to everyone involved. Takeaways People often lie even when it's obvious they're lying. Lying to a doctor is futile; they know the truth. Flirting can lead to misunderstandings in relationships. Acceptable lies exist in certain social situations. Honesty is crucial in maintaining trust in relationships. Eavesdropping can lead to uncomfortable situations. Lies can escalate tensions in personal interactions. Communication is key to resolving misunderstandings. People may lie to protect feelings, but it can backfire. Understanding the context of a lie is important. Sound bites "You dag gone right."

Summary In this conversation, S Anthony Thomas discusses the importance of expressing love for friends and the distinction between liking and loving someone. He emphasizes that true friendship involves a deep emotional connection that compels individuals to stand up for each other, even in difficult situations. The conversation advocates for normalizing the expression of love among friends, particularly in a society where such sentiments can be misconstrued.   Takeaways Normalize being able to say that you love your friends. There's a clear difference between liking and loving friends. True friendship involves standing up for each other. People often hesitate to express love due to societal norms. It's important to recognize the emotional depth of friendships. Loving someone means being willing to take risks for them. Friendship can be complicated by societal expectations. Expressing love should not be seen as weakness. Real friends will support each other in tough times. It's okay to love people without it

  In this episode, S. Anthony Thomas discusses the importance of setting boundaries and the consequences of being overly nice to others. He shares personal anecdotes about identity theft, relationships, and the need for self-protection in everyday situations. The conversation emphasizes the significance of recognizing red flags in relationships and the necessity of being assertive to safeguard oneself. Takeaways We need to stop being nice to everyone. Being too nice can lead to negative consequences. It's important to recognize red flags in relationships. Self-protection should be a priority. You don't have to be nice all the time. Setting boundaries is essential for personal safety. People can take advantage of your kindness. Being assertive is a form of self-care. It's okay to prioritize your own well-being. Learning from past experiences can help us grow. Sound bites "You gotta stop being so nice." "I'm still mad about that." "Don't do that to yourself." Chapters 00:00 The Importance of Setting Boundari

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  In this episode: S. Anthony envisions a world where newborns are imbued with adult knowledge, bypassing the childhood learning process.   For more content, social media links, and to explore S. Anthony's other projects, visit linktr.ee/santhonythomas.   Your support means everything!

In this episode: S. Anthony uses personal stories to talk about times when people should have given it much thought BEFORE letting their words cause them major trouble.   For more content, social media links, and to explore S. Anthony's other projects, visit linktr.ee/santhonythomas.   Your support means everything!

Finally, EPISODE 500!  In this episode: S. Anthony thanks everyone for listening for 11 years and 500 episodes. Also, in this episode he speaks on shrinkflation, how mean body length mirrors are and running into TWO ex girlfriends at the supermarket.   For more content, social media links, and to explore S. Anthony's other projects, visit linktr.ee/santhonythomas.   Your support means everything!

  Episode #499: "Billionaires Are Greedy" In this eye-opening episode, S. Anthony Thomas takes a hard look at the world of billionaires and the greed that often accompanies immense wealth. Drawing from his own experiences of financial struggle and the joy of achieving even a modest level of financial comfort, he contrasts the everyday person's relationship with money to that of the ultra-rich. S. Anthony delves into the psychology behind billionaires, questioning why those who already have more than enough often seek even greater power and influence. He paints a vivid picture of the life of a billionaire—where spending becomes an afterthought and the drive for political power overshadows the ability to make positive change in the world. Through humor and candid observations, he challenges listeners to consider the ethical responsibilities that come with wealth. What if billionaires used their resources to address societal issues like poverty and healthcare instead of indulging in extravagant luxuries? He arg

Episode #498: "Don't Be Too Reliable"   In this engaging episode, S. Anthony explores the complexities and potential pitfalls of being too reliable. Drawing on personal anecdotes and humorous stories, he illustrates how being dependable can sometimes lead to being taken for granted by friends and loved ones.   S. Anthony reflects on his experiences with friends who leaned too heavily on his reliability, sharing tales of bar tabs, car troubles, and the unexpected consequences that arise when people assume you will always be there to bail them out. He emphasizes the importance of balance in relationships and the need to set boundaries, reminding listeners that while being reliable is a virtue, being *too* reliable can turn you into a tool rather than a valued friend.   Join him as he navigates the fine line between being there for others and ensuring your own needs are met. If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and share your thoughts!     1. Introduction to Episode 498 2. The Dangers of Being Too Reliabl

Episode #497: "LeBron James vs. Stephen A. Smith vs. Will Smith vs. Chris Rock" In this thought-provoking episode, S. Anthony dives deep into the recent drama involving LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith, while drawing parallels to the infamous Will Smith and Chris Rock incident. Addressing the public's fascination with these high-profile confrontations, S. Anthony examines how emotions and public perceptions can spiral out of control when icons reach their breaking points. Through a detailed analysis, he discusses LeBron's protective instincts as a father and the missteps made by both him and Stephen A. Smith in their heated exchange. S. Anthony emphasizes the importance of strategic thinking in emotionally charged situations and reflects on how a single moment can lead to unforeseen consequences. Join him as he navigates the complexities of celebrity culture, the pressures of public scrutiny, and the critical need for self-awareness in moments of anger. If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and share

Episode #495: "Kids and Adults Do The Same Crap"   S. Anthony explains the similarities between kids and adults when they do things they shouldn't.   First of all, thank you so much for listening! If you like the podcast,  please subscribe and share the show. I'd really appreciate it. For Social Media, Merch and to hear my two podcasts click the link (And thanks AGAIN!) ➡️linktr.ee/santhonythomas (

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