Dylan Vergara breaks a tie in two debates: one about Atlanta (a city he barely knows) and one asking whether he'd rather be rich and overweight or fit and poor. He picked health, calling it a wake-up call about what he actually values.
I was subjected to being the tiebreaker in 2 debates recently, like in the last week, kind of random. One of them was about the city of Atlanta, which I've never been to outside the airport, so I wasn't very useful. Airport kind of sucks. The other one was a debate on whether you would rather be fat and rich or in shape and poor. And naturally, despite me spending pretty much most of my waking hours as a man trying to pursue financial gain to set myself and my people up, I I chose being in shape and poor. And one of my clarifying questions I had to add to it is, am I able to provide for my family and we're just poor or like no providing? And they're like, yeah, you can provide. And without any hesitation, I chose in shape and poor. And after a little reflection, it was kind of like a snap back to reality moment on where my priorities are, where they should be based on what I actually want out of life. So some good reflection here. Are your actions supporting what you actually want out of your own life? I'm gonna drop a voting thing down below. Is it crazy to prefer being poor and in shape and like in good health and still providing for a family? Y'all vote. Let me know if that's crazy or if that's what y'all would do too.
