What Pandering Leads To

Are you being pandered to? Find out in this mini podcast.

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Transcript

What Pandering Leads To

Years ago, The Grasshopper gave me this gem: “If you’re too stupid to recognize pander, you’ll always be led.”

Now, what’s a panderer? Simple. It’s somebody who plays to your fears, your urges, your frustrations — not to help you, but to help themselves. They’ve only got one goal in mind: theirs, not yours.

Think back to the first O.J. Simpson trial. The defense played the race card. They knew exactly how to pander to the jury’s emotions. And it worked — their guilty client walked free.

Here’s the tricky part: pandering is sneaky. It’s like being a lobster in a pot. The water heats up slowly, and by the time you realize you’re in trouble — you’re cooked.

So the next time you hear someone pandering to your emotions, ask yourself: Do they really care about me, or are they just recruiting me for their own purposes?

Here’s a solid fact you can take to the bank: panderers don’t care about you. You’re just a means to an end.

And frankly, I’m both amused and saddened by how easily people get swept up in misinformation, especially online. They don’t check the facts. They just react emotionally — and that makes them easy prey.

When you don’t recognize you’re being used, get ready for a steady diet of pandering. It won’t nourish you. It’ll just fatten your brain. And the panderer? They’ll continue to use you for their personal gain.

All the best,

John