Andrew Huberman

And I have to say, it was the most mortifying thing.

And I kept waiting for this moment where she would come out of the bathroom and like vindicate me.

And they all kept like dissipating before she came back.

She eventually came back.

And I just remember thinking like, oh man, like nobody even, and I'm thinking like, I'm either completely outclassed, like completely outclassed, or like this is one of the best opportunities that ever landed in my lap.

And I'm going to pursue this with everything I've got.

So I went with the second thing.

And anyway, we-

It was brutal.

Like I had to sit there and like, you know, and like no one believed me.

They actually thought like I just like snuck in or something like that.

Anyway.

The John Cusack example is a really good one because his character in that movie is a little awkward along certain dimensions.

He's certainly not as, quote unquote, ambitious in the typical sense, although he wants to be a great kickboxer.

Right.

Kickboxing sport of the future.

Right, right.

It's a great scene between him and her dad where he's explaining what he's going to do in life and not in any kind of fluent way.

Yeah.

And her family clearly has other plans for her.