In this episode:

S. Anthony uses personal stories to talk about times when people should have given it much thought BEFORE letting their words cause them major trouble.

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Finally, EPISODE 500!

In this episode:

S. Anthony thanks everyone for listening for 11 years and 500 episodes. Also, in this episode he speaks on shrinkflation, how mean body length mirrors are and running into TWO ex girlfriends at the supermarket.

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Episode #499: "Billionaires Are Greedy"

In this eye-opening episode, S. Anthony Thomas takes a hard look at the world of billionaires and the greed that often accompanies immense wealth. Drawing from his own experiences of financial struggle and the joy of achieving even a modest level of financial comfort, he contrasts the everyday person's relationship with money to that of the ultra-rich.

S. Anthony delves into the psychology behind billionaires, questioning why those who already have more than enough often seek even greater power and influence. He paints a vivid picture of the life of a billionaire—where spending becomes an afterthought and the drive for political power overshadows the ability to make positive change in the world.

Through humor and candid observations, he challenges listeners to consider the ethical responsibilities that come with wealth. What if billionaires used their resources to address societal issues like poverty and healthcare instead of indulging in extravagant luxuries? He argues that true fulfillment could come from helping others rather than hoarding wealth.

Join S. Anthony as he navigates the complexities of wealth, power, and the human condition, reminding us all of the importance of generosity and social responsibility. If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and share your thoughts!

1. Introduction to Episode 499

2. The Joy of Financial Comfort

3. The Psychology of Billionaires

4. Greed vs. Generosity

5. The Power of Wealth and Influence

6. Conclusion: A Call for Responsibility

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Take care, and remember: wealth can be a tool for good if used wisely!

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Episode #498: "Don't Be Too Reliable"

In this engaging episode, S. Anthony explores the complexities and potential pitfalls of being too reliable. Drawing on personal anecdotes and humorous stories, he illustrates how being dependable can sometimes lead to being taken for granted by friends and loved ones.

S. Anthony reflects on his experiences with friends who leaned too heavily on his reliability, sharing tales of bar tabs, car troubles, and the unexpected consequences that arise when people assume you will always be there to bail them out. He emphasizes the importance of balance in relationships and the need to set boundaries, reminding listeners that while being reliable is a virtue, being *too* reliable can turn you into a tool rather than a valued friend.

Join him as he navigates the fine line between being there for others and ensuring your own needs are met. If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and share your thoughts!

1. Introduction to Episode 498

2. The Dangers of Being Too Reliable

3. Personal Stories of Over-Reliance

4. The Importance of Setting Boundaries

5. Conclusion: Finding Balance in Reliability

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Take care, and remember: reliability is great, but don’t let it become a burden! Show notes created by https://headliner.app

Episode #497: "LeBron James vs. Stephen A. Smith vs. Will Smith vs. Chris Rock"

In this thought-provoking episode, S. Anthony dives deep into the recent drama involving LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith, while drawing parallels to the infamous Will Smith and Chris Rock incident. Addressing the public's fascination with these high-profile confrontations, S. Anthony examines how emotions and public perceptions can spiral out of control when icons reach their breaking points.

Through a detailed analysis, he discusses LeBron's protective instincts as a father and the missteps made by both him and Stephen A. Smith in their heated exchange. S. Anthony emphasizes the importance of strategic thinking in emotionally charged situations and reflects on how a single moment can lead to unforeseen consequences.

Join him as he navigates the complexities of celebrity culture, the pressures of public scrutiny, and the critical need for self-awareness in moments of anger. If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and share your thoughts!

1. Introduction to Episode 497

2. Overview of the LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith Incident

3. Analyzing the Role of Emotions in Public Confrontations

4. The Importance of Strategic Responses

5. Parallels with Will Smith and Chris Rock

6. Conclusion: Recognizing Triggers and Avoiding Regret

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Take care, and remember: think before you act!

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Episode #496: "It feels better to win when you're doubted"

In this episode, S. Anthony dives into the exhilarating feeling of triumph that comes when you defy the odds. Drawing inspiration from the Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, he reflects on the journey of quarterback Jalen Hurts, who faced doubt at every turn. S. Anthony shares his personal experiences of overcoming skepticism, from his early days in stand-up comedy to proving naysayers wrong.

Join him as he explores the thrill of winning against all odds and how those victories resonate deeper when fueled by doubt. If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and share the show. Your support means everything!

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Take care, and remember: your victories are sweeter when they come from proving others wrong!

1. Introduction to Episode 496 2. The Eagles vs. Chiefs Super Bowl Recap 3. Jalen Hurts' Journey and Triumph 4. Personal Stories of Overcoming Doubt 5. The Sweetness of Winning Against the Odds6. Conclusion and Farewell

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Episode #495: "Kids and Adults Do The Same Crap"

In this episode of the S. Anthony Says podcast, S. Anthony Thomas dives into the uncanny similarities between kids and adults when it comes to doing things they shouldn't. Titled "Kids and Adults Do The Same Crap," S. Anthony shares amusing and insightful anecdotes that highlight how both groups often engage in questionable behavior, sometimes just for the thrill of getting away with it.

He begins with a personal story involving a potential porch pirate caught on his doorbell camera, drawing a parallel to the antics of kids playing pranks like Ding Dong Dash. Through his witty narrative, S. Anthony illustrates how technology like doorbell cameras has changed the game for both mischief-makers and those trying to catch them in the act.

Transitioning to the adult version of sneaky behavior, S. Anthony explores the dynamics of infidelity, weaving a tale of a spouse's clandestine activities and the eventual unraveling of their deceit. With humor and a touch of drama, he underscores the thrill some people derive from their secretive escapades, whether they are young pranksters or adults with more serious transgressions.

Join S. Anthony for a humorous and thought-provoking episode that reminds us all of the consequences of our actions, regardless of age. Whether you're dealing with a mischievous child or navigating adult relationships, this episode will leave you reflecting on the importance of honesty and the inevitable fallout of getting caught.

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