Alex Hourigan

It's the rectal scales.

Okay.

Does it rip you a new one?

No?

You're fine, babe.

Yeah.

You got one asshole, you're good.

I also do think there's that saying that it's like,

Whenever you're in a flop era, eight-year-old you would probably still think you're really cool right now.

And there was once a point in time that potentially the failure you're experiencing now 10 years ago would have been a really big success to you anyway.

So like having that perspective of, you know, even if like even if you start a business, right, and you don't get as many sales as you wanted to or you don't get as many views or likes on a video, right,

That's still like you still put yourself out there.

You still did something that you hadn't done.

Yeah.

And you learn a lot through it.

So like maybe changing that meter of success and where that sits and embracing the flop, the floppy doodle.

Exactly.

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