Short YouTube monologue (Mark Evans DM) urging people to perform small civic habits—pick up litter and return shopping carts—even if the items aren’t theirs, arguing that small actions lead by example, create movements, and indicate readiness for larger responsibilities.
These are habits. You see something on the ground, walk by it or pick it up, throw it in the trash. Throw it in the trash. That's what you do. You stop, pick it up. I know it's not your trash, but you're leading by example. You're creating a movement. You're not waiting for the movement. It's a big difference. You see the shopping cart stuck on the side because some lazy ass didn't put it back in the spot where it says shopping carts. Take a second, grab the shopping cart, put it back. These little things sound silly. Maybe to you, but these little things mean big things. These are people. These are human nature behaviors that if you can't do the little ones, I sure in hell know you can't do the big ones. Focus on this. You're on that ground when people are watching. I promise as the more higher we get up to right, the more people can see us.
