00:12I'm Linda Sinkowitz. I'm the founder and CEO of Fight Voter Fraud. We are a 501c4 non-profit
00:22organization that basically only wants one vote for one legal voter. We actually have
00:28that trademarked and to have clean voter rolls, clean elections. That's what we strive for.
00:40My first job was when I was eight years old. My father was a semi-pro bowler and he was
00:47on the
00:47circuit. So my brother and I would go and keep score. And I did that from when I was eight
00:52years
00:53old to when I was 12 years old. And I used to make extra money by helping the bowlers correct
01:01their swing and where they should stand. So I actually really enjoyed that. If I had to say
01:09my favorite job in my life, that was it. Because they would bring me soda. They would bring me potato
01:17chips. They would bring me candy. And I'd get tipped at the end as well as paid by the tournament
01:24to
01:25actually keep score. I fired them, quite honestly. They were doing a little more things that were not
01:37exactly what you should be doing in our work environment. But normally I let people explain
01:46why they feel certain ways and why they're doing certain things. But if somebody does something
01:52nefarious, no, that doesn't cut it. Always do something for a complete stranger every day.
02:05What that can be is like someone who's pulling out of a parking space, give them the room. You go
02:12through a toll booth, pay for the guy behind you. You go into a store, a convenience store,
02:18either the person in front of you or the person behind you, you pay for their meals and just tell
02:23them to pass it on to somebody else, to a complete stranger. And I'll tell you, you get lots and
02:30lots of
02:30smiles from people. I actually have had people start crying after I've paid for their groceries in the
02:36store. But do something for complete strangers. Honesty. Always honesty with people. I'm not one who
02:49gets into gossip and talking about other people. And if I ask you, does this look nice on me?
02:55Please be honest. Tell me the truth. Which unfortunately sometimes is what I do.
03:03One time when I was working in one of the stores that I was doing some sunglasses with,
03:08a woman actually put on a pair of sunglasses and asked me how she looked. And she had a smile
03:14on her
03:15face. And I told her, you look like a bug. I said, those sunglasses are not for you.
03:22Let me help you find a pair that looks much better.
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