Arlo Parks

as an act I do genuinely feel like she connects to those textures and to that friction yeah totally and she's just such a cool person yeah very you know humble and understated um yeah she's really great I really admire her

I thought about this question a lot, because I love this podcast.

I've heard it so many times.

But I don't think it kills my attraction.

I think it gives me information.

And I think I always kind of appreciate

The daring of somebody just wearing something hideous that for some reason they connect to.

Like it helps me understand them more.

And I think, you know, the soul shines through in a really interesting way when somebody is wearing something that I don't like necessarily.

Because it's them, you know, and I wouldn't want to change that, I don't think.

the way they're worn and with a certain kind of a certain vanity vanity in itself is fine but there's something just belligerent and i agree with you i agree with you on that i think the way that the clothes are worn definitely can be you know alluring or off-putting yeah and it also gives you a bit of information about you know the person wearing the clothes that

Oh, I feel all out of sorts.

I think I need to at least go for a walk.

I love boxing and I love, you know, more intense exercise.

Go to the gym probably about an hour a day.

But for me, it's just about, it's about movement.

It's about, you know, feeling the blood moving, putting on my music, getting into my body.

I think that and cooking probably are the only forms of meditation.

Yeah, that really work for me.

Yeah.