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Don't Test Old Street Dudes (#488)

(Guest Episode from, "S. Anthony Says")

In this gripping episode of S. Anthony Says, S. Anthony Thomas delves into the unspoken rules of respecting those who have lived a rough-and-tumble life.

Titled "Don't Test Old Street Dudes," S. Anthony shares eye-opening stories and personal experiences that highlight the importance of recognizing the hidden strength and experience of reformed street individuals.

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Episode 189: Relationship Check Engine Lights

S. Anthony tells stories connecting the "Check Engine Light" on your car's dashboard to personal relationships.

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Episode #188: "You Don't Miss It Till It's Gone"

In this reflective episode of The S. Anthony Thomas Show, S. Anthony dives into the theme of appreciation and the often-overlooked value of the things and people in our lives. Titled "You Don't Miss It Till It's Gone," this episode is a humorous yet poignant exploration of how we frequently take for granted the very things that keep our lives running smoothly—until they're no longer there.

S. Anthony shares personal anecdotes, including his struggles with fitness as he reminisces about his younger, more athletic self. He contrasts that with the current reality of needing to catch his breath while playing with his grand nephew. He also recounts a relationship where his efforts to impress his girlfriend became routine, eventually leading to his being taken for granted. Through these stories, he highlights the importance of recognizing the value of our contributions and the people we rely on.

As the narrative unfolds, S. Anthony reflects on the loss of family linchpins, like a beloved grandmother, and how their absence can disrupt family dynamics. He also shares a humorous account of how his own reliability was tested when he faced food poisoning, revealing how his absence impacted those around him.

Join S. Anthony for a thought-provoking episode that reminds us to cherish the people and things we often overlook, and to appreciate their presence before it's too late.

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Episode #490: "Chronic Pain Friends"

In this episode of the S. Anthony Says podcast, S. Anthony Thomas delves into the concept of "Chronic Pain Friends"—those friends or relatives who, much like chronic pain, come and go, causing intermittent disruptions in your life. Through humor and relatable stories, S. Anthony explores the uncanny similarities between dealing with physical pain and managing friendships that sometimes feel like a burden.

S. Anthony kicks off with a vivid analogy, comparing chronic pain to friends who are a constant nuisance but manage to redeem themselves just enough to stick around. He shares a personal story about a friend who overstays his welcome after a fight with his spouse, disrupting the household's harmony and testing everyone's patience. The narrative takes a humorous twist as S. Anthony imagines a petty revenge scenario where he gives the friend a taste of his own medicine.

He also poses a thought-provoking question to the audience: Do you have chronic pain in your life, be it physical or in the form of people? The episode is a blend of humor, introspection, and practical advice on how to cope with life's unavoidable nuisances.

Join S. Anthony for a laugh-filled episode that will resonate with anyone who has ever had to deal with a "chronic pain" friend or relative.

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The S. Anthony Thomas Show:

Pop In # 7

In this candid episode, S. Anthony Thomas returns with Pop in Number Seven, sharing his unique insights on the correlation between wealth, alcohol, and the true nature of people. Recorded on the go, S. Anthony addresses the shocking behavior of the rich, juxtaposing the altruism of billionaires like MacKenzie Scott with the vindictive tendencies of others who wield their wealth irresponsibly.

With his trademark humor, S. Anthony recounts personal anecdotes, including a revealing experience with a girlfriend whose drunken state exposed her true character. He reflects on how alcohol can strip away facades, leading to unexpected revelations about those we think we know. Through these stories, he emphasizes the importance of being mindful of the company we keep and how both money and alcohol can unveil the essence of a person.

Join S. Anthony as he navigates these thought-provoking themes, encouraging listeners to pay attention to the actions of those around them and to recognize the true character that emerges in moments of vulnerability.

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00:00 - Introduction to Pop in Number Seven

03:15 - Wealth and its impact on character

09:40 - The contrast between MacKenzie Scott and other wealthy individuals

15:00 - Personal story about a drunken revelation

22:30 - The importance of recognizing true character

28:15 - Closing thoughts and next episode preview

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The S. Anthony Thomas Show Episode 187:

Heroes, Villains, and Healthcare

In this thought-provoking episode, S. Anthony Thomas delves into the polarizing world of healthcare, exploring the stark contrast between heroes and villains in our society. With his signature wit and insight, S. Anthony tackles the controversial topic of healthcare executives and the public's reaction to their actions.

He discusses the recent uproar surrounding a healthcare CEO's downfall, highlighting the collective scorn for those who prioritize profits over people's well-being. S. Anthony draws parallels between the villainous practices of some healthcare companies and the everyday heroes who work tirelessly to save lives, like first responders and ambulance workers.

Through engaging anecdotes and personal reflections, S. Anthony emphasizes the importance of choosing to be a hero in our interactions with others. He reminds us that while some may be desensitized to the impact of their actions, we all have the power to make a positive difference in someone's life.

Join S. Anthony as he navigates these compelling themes, urging listeners to embrace their inner hero and reject the allure of villainy in the healthcare system and beyond.

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00:00 - S Anthony Thomas talks about healthcare companies on episode 187 of podcast

06:06 - You were late for three minutes on your 12 hour shift, technically

11:45 - Thomas says sometimes you're just one emergency away from being messed up badly

17:08 - If you have an opportunity to be a hero or a villain to someone

18:02 - If you have the choice to be a hero or a villain, always choose hero

21:51 - The S. Anthony Thomas Show is available everywhere. If you want the podcast, it's on Spotify

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