Turning the camera: Stephanie Ruhle challenges viewers to capture fewer Karens and more Codys

[Rhiannon12866]

Most people grab their phones to record when something goes wrong, but what about when things go right? We challenge viewers to share videos of the people making the world a better place by using #EssentiallyGrateful. - The 11th Hour - MSNBC - Aired on 08/02/2023.

[SleeplessinSoCal]

1. thanks..

#essentiallygrateful

[Rhiannon12866]

2. I posted this one since it made me think of those I ought to appreciate

We get busy and kinda take things and people we run across who are doing certain jobs for granted.

[SleeplessinSoCal]

3. Me too.

Another movement?

[Rhiannon12866]

4. Just a chance to let helpful people know that you appreciate what they do.

After this reminder, I can think of quite a few.

[delisen]

5. Interesting.

Wonder where this is in the greater NYC area that Ruhle sees him all the time.

I understand her intent and I find it interesting on several levels, but I am curious about the shirtless man collecting trash. I know it can’t be NYC Sanitation due to safety regulations. Maybe a private company servicing a beach community?

[Rhiannon12866]

6. Good point, my impression was just that it was hot out, but you're right about safety regulations

And I agree that this is someone who Stephanie is familiar with and I seem to recall she's mentioned living near the water.

[Botany]

7. There is some good things "out there"