Adam Carolla

Yeah.

But I would argue like things like now you asked me about racing cars.

Well, the thing about.

Racing cars and jumping into the ocean, even though one is like the quietest thing you can do and the other is like the loudest thing you can do.

I see how they relate.

You end up in the same place, which is I'm only thinking about this right now.

You're nowhere else but in that car.

I think it's good to figure out

healthy ways to deal with whatever it is you're dealing with, you know, long-term that has absolutely.

And, uh, it's not always, you just haven't done.

It's going to be different for, for everybody.

I can tell you if you engage in like car racing, you're just there.

Like,

The guys in that turbocharged Audi, they were going down that dirt road.

They're nowhere but there for that period of time.

How did you get into it?

I loved the notion of it my whole life, but I was poor.

And I wanted to go fast my whole life, but I didn't have a go-kart or anything.

So I always wanted to do it.

And then when I was later on in life, I got to do the Toyota Grand Prix.