May 5, 2007
Dr. Dave explains that access and industry relationships must never blur professional judgment or filter the truth, even when his opinion of a major company changes. A caller's struggle to persuade a friend prompts a thoughtful reminder that people often communicate least carefully with those closest to them. Later, Dr. Dave admits that office and home frustrations can overwhelm anybody, then recommends taking a breath, working methodically and doing the next right thing. Listener James says the show has reduced his stress around computers and offers constructive criticism, which Dr. Dave treats seriously, while the closing story brings the episode back to the same principle: credibility is everything, even when advertisers are involved.
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