Adam Leventhal

I could watch hours of that. The reaction of someone accidentally responding with balloons and then... I mean, it's kind of mortifying, right? Like in a business setting. It's also like, Steve, what did you just do?

Has anyone reached out to you? Have you gotten any? That's a great question. I was like, wait, hold on. It wasn't the RFD one. Oh, it's like, no, the one where I confessed about my

Has anyone reached out to you? Have you gotten any? That's a great question. I was like, wait, hold on. It wasn't the RFD one. Oh, it's like, no, the one where I confessed about my

Yeah, you just closed your eyes, put my hand on the wheel, and stepped on the accelerator, and off the cliff we went. I did. I did.

Yeah, you just closed your eyes, put my hand on the wheel, and stepped on the accelerator, and off the cliff we went. I did. I did.

I just want to make that clear. No, for sure. You're like, wow, Adam, I loved reading the thing you wrote. The thing I wrote. The thing I wrote.

I just want to make that clear. No, for sure. You're like, wow, Adam, I loved reading the thing you wrote. The thing I wrote. The thing I wrote.

Yeah. Three and a half hours, I'll never get back, right?

Yeah. Three and a half hours, I'll never get back, right?

Yeah, yeah. I mean, I think in part this podcast was like an accidental consequence of that missing socialization. I think you are absolutely right.

Yeah, yeah. I mean, I think in part this podcast was like an accidental consequence of that missing socialization. I think you are absolutely right.

I feel like that is the story. Like I think my greatest point of like socialization with other adults is like kids' birthday parties. Okay, that's just the phase of life I'm in. But like that is like a story at everybody's like, you know, everyone has that story, right? Everyone has the story of like, yeah, I have to go to work.

I feel like that is the story. Like I think my greatest point of like socialization with other adults is like kids' birthday parties. Okay, that's just the phase of life I'm in. But like that is like a story at everybody's like, you know, everyone has that story, right? Everyone has the story of like, yeah, I have to go to work.

And it's kind of dumb because when I'm home, I'm on Zoom calls with these folks. And when I'm at work, I'm on noisier Zoom calls with these folks in much less convenient conditions and so forth. And I've wasted or spent, depending, the time to get there. So I think everyone's, whether it's Amazon or kind of you name it,

And it's kind of dumb because when I'm home, I'm on Zoom calls with these folks. And when I'm at work, I'm on noisier Zoom calls with these folks in much less convenient conditions and so forth. And I've wasted or spent, depending, the time to get there. So I think everyone's, whether it's Amazon or kind of you name it,

Everyone feels that kind of like Sisyphean, like I've got this, I'm in the office, the boulders at the top of the hill. Now I'm on a Zoom call with a person who's at a different office. Thanks very much.

Everyone feels that kind of like Sisyphean, like I've got this, I'm in the office, the boulders at the top of the hill. Now I'm on a Zoom call with a person who's at a different office. Thanks very much.

The market game was great. Did you play the market game much? Oh, of course. Like, over the light. I mean, we should do an episode on, like, in-office games. I want a call-in show where people do their best to describe their in-office games.

The market game was great. Did you play the market game much? Oh, of course. Like, over the light. I mean, we should do an episode on, like, in-office games. I want a call-in show where people do their best to describe their in-office games.

I mean, Unshared insofar as like, what, there's only one long wiki in the public? Oh, you mean on this podcast? Yeah, I mean, I'm sure we'll have a fishpong. At this point, fish pong will be an Olympic sport.