Alex Honnold

I don't want to do arbitrary things.

Like I don't want some manager to come and tell me like, oh, you got to file that report again.

You like missed a line.

I'd be like, you go after.

So, you know, I was just like walk out of the building.

Like it's just I just like don't know if I could take that.

Be like, no.

I don't know.

I mean, doesn't that just seem I mean, I had this moment.

I've been in New York a couple of days and I took the subway down to see some see some friends.

And I was like coming out of the tunnel and it's like packed with people.

And I was just like looking at the ground and I was like just, you know, following someone else's footsteps up this like beat down path of stairs.

I was like, I couldn't live like this, like not day in and day out every day.

Like this is just like feeling like you're just doing the exact same thing as everyone else around you.

I'm like, oh, it seems so, so boring.

Yeah, yeah, in that way for sure.

I'm like going on cool adventures and going out and I don't know.

Yeah, I mean, I think we're all sort of aspiring to that to some extent.

I mean, most people see that, though, as like they get their vacation for the year.

They're planning to retire at some point, and then they're going to have their freedom.