Short monologue advising that holding a strong personal opinion is risky because it will offend others; instead, aim to be clear and find a 'tribe'—a community of people on the same wavelength—to make life easier. Emphasizes being unapologetically yourself and seeking like-minded company across political or geographic contexts.
My view at the moment is that one of the most dangerous things you can have is, is in a strong opinion, because there's always someone waiting around the corner to be offended. So I, I'm a strong in life, you're going to, you know, you're going to attract. You should work hard to basically be polarizing, not in a. I'm deliberately being, trying to upset you. But you be as, as, as you as you can be. You know, whether you are in the US and you support Trump, or whether in the UK and you like this doesn't matter. The point is that you've got to find your kind of tribe, if that makes sense, because life is a lot easier if you've got people around you who are on kind of the same journey, the same wavelength.
