Things I’d Be Willing to Have a Town Hall About
It has come to my attention that a former president and future candidate recently decided to be interviewed on television via a town hall in which he pontificated irresponsibly about matters he has no business continuing to pontificate about. I would like to do the same about the below topics. (I should clarify I have no intention of running for president at this time because I am laser focused on serving my constituents in my current position. But if I do decide to run, you will be first to know.)
Airports, Airlines, and Air Travel: What You (We All) Need to Do Better
Why Saying Something is “Available Online, 24/7” is No Longer a Flex and Is Actually Patronizing
Expensive Things That Are Worth It and Expensive Things That Are Not (ft. Cheap Things That Mean the Most)
Finding Love When You Least Expect It and Other Love Quotes That Are Untrue
Basic Personal Finance for Girls, Gays, and Theys: Roth IRAs and Why Ethical Investing is a Rich Person Thing
Get Rid of Everything: How to Move to New York City
You’re Not That Fancy or Important: Why You Should Smile Politely at People When You Walk By Them If You Live in a Small Town or City (Madison, Wisconsin Qualifies as a Small Town or City)
Any Questions from the Audience That Suggest I Have Insight Into Things