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Hey, do me a favor. Don't forget about arrow.net, A-R-R-O-E.net.
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You can find an entire podcast network waiting for your exploration.
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One of the biggest shows is Forest Stories. We all
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into a mall, those little places where you can go
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to explore. And then do you write about it? What
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did you learn? How are you going to grow from it?
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Forest Stories, only on arrow.net, A-R-R-O-E.net. Enjoy that exploration. Hey,
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it's me, that question guy, that dude that's always asking
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questions because it's so much fun to start researching for answers.
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Such as scary movies. They've now become 8 to 10
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episode thrillers on the streaming networks. Is that a new thing? Plus...
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Bitching versus complaining. Are they one in the same? My
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name is Harold. I'm a daily writer, a silent wolf.
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I stand on the sidelines and do nothing but watch, listen, study,
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then activate. I happen to call it the daily mess
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because it's a chronological walkthrough in everyday world. It is
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my daily writing. When a subject arrives inside of me, dude,
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it's time to dig in. It's still keeping that daily journal,
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but by doing the research, that picture is going to
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become clearer. This is The Daily Mess. Is the hot
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new thing to turn classic scary movies such as Carrie
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and Friday the 13th into a binge-watching series? Yeah, we
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speak with no forked tongue. That's exactly what's happening on
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digital streaming. The hardcore goal is not to replace great
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horror films. It's the digital world's way of getting you
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to keep coming back. And we are the science behind
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it all. The famous horror title already has its audience,
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a built in identity and decades of memories. Hollywood is
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convinced that we're buying into this because familiarity always wins.
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Those of us who stream really love something that's actively
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engaging us. Plus, horror stories always have room to grow.
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So is it the next big thing? Uh-huh. Insiders say
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it's going to hang out with us for a long time.
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It's inspiring those studios in Hollywood to really dig into
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these ideas and memories and use these movies to be
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more than just a two-hour scare. We're digging the eight
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to ten weeks to get through those episodes. Hey, coming
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up next, complaining versus bitching. Is there a difference here? Hey,
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thanks for coming back to The Daily Mess. Is there
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a big difference between bitching versus complaining? Absolutely. There is
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a huge difference. And it all starts from your attitude,
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your intention, and everything that happens after. I mean, we've
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got to break this down. Complaining. Expressing one's dissatisfaction. You know,
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your work hours. People don't understand you and something needs
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to change. Yep, that's complaining completely. It identifies a problem
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and encourages you to fix the damn thing. Whereas it's
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a little bit different in the art of bitching. It's
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more emotional, expressing frustration, and is often repeated. Bitching is
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without wanting a resolution. Why do we do it then? Well,
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studies show people don't want to hear the uncomfortable truth.
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A lot of things need to change. You know that.
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Complaining is your choice when it comes to getting things done.
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Bitching is the attempt to survive something. I mean, there
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really is a difference between having a negative attitude and
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a legitimate reason to kind of just be a little
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bit on the unhappy side. I'm Arrow, and that's The
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Daily Mess.