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About this episode

The episode discusses various personal and societal issues including alcoholism, mental health, and the impact of childhood experiences while analyzing political topics.

This episode was recorded live on Facebook. and later uploaded to YouTube, we star by talking about alcoholism, and the risks incurred from it. Checking on ungrateful people, and shitty friends. Reminder to check on each other, and reach out if you're having struggles. Working Doordash for a living, and some pointers how to do it right, and why it's a great way to earn a living. Growing up without a father figure, and the long term effects it can have on your psyche. Looking back at our childhoods trying to understand how we were molded as adults. Joining the military to get your education paid for. Giving examples of how our government does not care about it's vets or it's first responders. Explaining how to properly join the military. Analyzing Trumps Presidency and asking how he is still in office and much, much, more. Thanks to all have given us a chance even if you didn't like it. Remember to check on each other and remember your own mental health is important. Reach out if you are struggling. I'm Max Power, you all be safe out there, but more importantly be grateful.

People in this episode

Host: Max Power

Topics covered

• alcoholism
• mental health
• friendship
• Doordash
• childhood
• military service
• government
• Trump's presidency

Keywords

• mental health
• support
• veterans
• first responders

Mentioned in this episode

Products: Doordash

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