You know, man, voting is such a complicated topic. It’s like, you want to make a choice that actually means something, right? I’m a big believer in voting for someone who’s competent and courageous, regardless of party affiliation. I’ve thought a lot about it, and I was initially leaning Libertarian—there's a candidate, Joe Jorgensen. I think she’s interesting and she represents a different perspective.

But honestly, I can't vote where I'm at in Puerto Rico. No federal taxes and no representation—it's a pretty wild situation. So for me, it's more about the ideas and advocating for the right policies rather than just picking a name on a ballot.

I mean, do I have a clear answer? Not really. It’s all about finding someone who aligns with those core values, and it’s tough in today’s political environment. What about you, who are you thinking about?

I think a lot of people align with those core values of service above self, open expression, and debate. You see it in leaders who genuinely care about their communities, not just their bottom line. Guys like Elon Musk, for example, with his focus on innovation and sustainability, or even people in grassroots movements who are passionate about making a difference.

The pivotal thing is recognizing that we’re all in this together. Whether you're a business owner or just a neighbor, we can all contribute positively. And you know, it's crucial to be adaptable and not get too locked into rigid beliefs. Life's about finding common ground and respecting different perspectives while striving for those deeper values. It’s like training—you're constantly evolving, whether it’s in the gym or in life. Keep questioning, keep growing. That’s where the real alignment happens.