Steve and Catherine Bell mark the 19th Amendment's anniversary and discuss women's voting rights and gender roles. Their company buys notes to help families stay in their homes, operating on the principle of leaving every person, property, and community better than they found them.
My fellow compassionate capitalist, Steve and Kathryn here. Kathryn put the topiary over here so that she could feel like she was as tall as the trees. Yes, another cheesy hype joke at the expense of Catherine. But, hey, I'm a little worked up today. I'm a little bit upset. Why? Well, because in my little history notes today, of course, at the very beginning, we've got first televised Major League baseball game. We've got some stuff about Russia and George Washington and Lyndon B. Johnson and even, you know, Colin Kaepernick finally knelt down for the first time today in 2016, and buried underneath all the fine print and the lawyer. Oh, what? Oh, wait a minute. Today, August 26, 1920, something called the 19th Amendment passed. The United States Constitution was adapted today, actually adopted, adapted, whatever you want to call it. Giving women the right to vote. Who knew? Crazy world we live in. I'm glad they buried it in the history pages so nobody knows about it. Don't let anybody know about it. Now, for all of you, I'm just joking around here. There is nothing finer in life than to be in the company of a beautiful, intelligent woman. I should know. So what I'm going to do today is I'm going to. I'm going to stop talking. And you know, guys, when it comes to the fairer sex, try to think of a time that you did anything of significance in your life where to get the attention, the adoration, the love of a woman wasn't involved. I'll wait. Exactly. You can't now think of a time when anything you've ever done has been strictly because you were trying to impress someone, a girl, pay attention to you, show you a little love. Exactly. Your mind won't stop going now. So there's nothing more dangerous in this world. There is nothing more sexy, there is nothing more beautiful than a woman who is intelligent and is not afraid to speak her mind. And so in order to prove my point, I will simply segue it over to the beautiful Catherine.
So I am personally grateful that that amendment passed and we get the right to vote, which is really exciting. So because we get to vote. What I love about. We were having a conversation earlier this week about the differences between men and women. And men are designed at the DNA level to provide and protect, and they're very good at that. And women are designed at the DNA level to build and to create families, communities, relationships, all of that. So neither one is better than the other. But brought together, they're really extraordinary. Extraordinary because both are really important. And that's who we are. We leave every person, property and community better than we found them inside of our company. And you know exactly what we're doing. So I really appreciate that. We do get to vote and we do get to be business owners. Yay. And homeowners. I mean, so much obviously came out of that, which is really great. And so inside of that, inside of consistently leaving every person, property and community better than we found them, keeping communities intact is a big, big deal, you know, for us, obviously, and for this economy. And so that's exactly what we're doing inside of buying these notes up from banks and working with these families to be able to keep them in their homes, which keep the communities intact, which is really extraordinary. So with that, if you'd like to learn more, please click on the links below to sign up for our newsletter. We have really cool newsletters that come out once a week and for our videos and stuff. And we also have a free ebook. So make sure that you like, share, comment and just spread the word about what we're doing and how others can get involved in leaving every person, property and community better than we found them. All because women get to vote.
So with that, appreciate a beautiful woman. Go ahead, do it. It's awesome. And of course, may he never awake.
From the American dream.
