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asked you to do before, and that's to make a promise. But I'm not going to say
and that's to make a promise.
'Don't make a promise that you can't keep.'
Don't make a promise that you can't keep.
You can also use it, like I mentioned, to make a promise. So, "I will never disappoint
You can also use it, like I mentioned, to make a promise.
it's false advertising you shouldn't make a promise you can't keep
You shouldn't make a promise you can't keep, Tucson.
I will never make a promise that I can't keep.
I will never make a promise that I can't keep
and you make a promise to yourself. You're going to make sure
and you make a promise to yourself: you're going to make sure that you hide your new kid from lions,
He was dismayed: "What happened to me? How could I make a promise like that? I don't
How could I make a promise like that?
Another common phrase to make a promise is, you have my word.
Another common phrase to make a promise is, "You have my word." But you will spend no effort, Your Majesty.
Well, you know, the situation with the VA has always been we make a promise, but
WE MAKE A PROMISE BUT TOO OFTEN UNDER RESOURCED.
The next step, step 3, would then be to make a promise. Right? You want to set the intention
The next step, step three, would then be to make a promise, right?