A short YouTube monologue by TJ Walker observing the ubiquity and permanence of "shameless people." Walker asks rhetorical questions about annoyance at shamelessness, asserts that shameless people have always existed and will continue to, cites Marcus Aurelius to support the idea, and ends with a brief call-to-action to follow his channel/habit.
Look at the current world around us. Shameless people everywhere. Does it bother you? Does it irritate you? Does it make you think this is ridiculous? Well, guess what? Shameless people exist in the world. They always have, they always will. How would the world exist without some shameless people? Now, I would shamelessly like to credit that idea for myself, but not my idea. Marcus Aurelius said it thousands of years ago, there's always going to be shameless people amongst us. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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