Solve your problems, avoid jail time

In a couple of previous recordings, 

I talked about solving your own problems, solving your own problems. 

So I did a recording, and then I did a second recording that went on with it, that connected to the first recording, and that was the gist. 

Solve your problems, 

solve your problems, 

solve your own problems. Well, I was on social media the other day, and listening to this information from the sheriff in Florida, and in that recording, a guy was complaining about his order at McDonald's was messed up, and he made threats, and supposedly the manager said, come on in, we'll fix the problem, 

but instead of going in and fixing the problem and getting some new nuggets or whatever was wrong, he called multiple times and threatened to do some type of damage to the people in the facility, made the threats over the phone, 

when you have caller ID in 2025, made threats with his own phone, supposedly the police went over there, and he admitted that he made the threats. 

So now, he's in jail for not solving the problem. 

The problem was, his order was messed up.

 If he had solved the problem, he would not be in jail. 

Rico here, ... later.