If asked, most of us will say we know the difference between worry and concern, but we’re often unconsciously only practicing worry, and in the case of these two words, there is a difference with an important distinction that has a very real impact on our quality of life.

From a worldwide pandemic to giant Asian Murder Hornets, 2020 hasn't been the greatest. With financial pressures, riots, and cantankerous elections, you might say there’s cause for concern. 

But don’t worry; in less than ten minutes from now, you’ll be an expert on the difference between these two words and ready to take on whatever chaos the future has in store! 

So let's get started!

Of course you've heard of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States, and you can probably recite those familiar words, "We the People..." famously signed by John Hancock -- or wait -- maybe that was the one that goes, "When, in the course of human events..." and, "We hold these truths to be self-evident..."

We've heard about the these two, revolutionary founding documents for so long that it's easy to get the details mixed up: "Which one said that thing? And what's the one that goes...Oh, yeah..."

This or That's premiere episode will clear it all up and have you amazing your friends at that next socially-distanced-Happy-Hour in no time!

So no matter your level of historical knowledge, grab a beverage and take a twelve-minute journey back in time to learn the simple but crucial differences between the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution! 

Just like the freedom they established, it'll be good for you!