Common Courtesy

Hi, it's the broker that gratitude guy

common courtesy I Was thinking the other day I asked somebody I said, you know what? Hey, I was thinking why don't we go to the football game? and

They go into this big long explanation about oh gosh I can't do this and they carry on about 30 to 45 seconds about I'm doing this I'm doing that and I said hey

Hey, let me stop you here for a second. You don't have to give me the explanation

All I'm looking for here is some common courtesy if you can't make it you can't make it

I'm grateful that you know, you're a friend and I hope you're grateful that I was asking you to the football game

But you'd have to go into the big explanation and it kind of reminded me back years ago when I asked somebody

It's a long time when I asked somebody. Hey, do you want to go over for dinner? And their question was what do you have

And I started laughing. They said what am I having? Not you anymore

If you care about what I'm having more than just wanting to come over for dinner and have our friendship and share a meal together

So it made me realize how important common courtesy is be grateful for your friendships

Be grateful for all these people that you get to interact with in your life But when it comes to explaining things, you don't have to go into a bunch of detail

Just use common courtesy and I think the same thing in this day and age with emails and phones and texts and voicemails

People sometimes get back to you. Sometimes they don't and I think all I tell people is hey all I'm looking for

Some common courtesy so be grateful you've got friends be grateful You've got all those ways you could communicate and just remember the best policy of all policy of all is just to use some

Common courtesy that's a message for today. Have a grateful day. We'll see you tomorrow