Armie Hammer
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381 appearances
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2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 3 Mar
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And so in, and that's, that's a shitty position.
Yeah.
I mean, there are aspects of my behavior that I think were coming from maybe not the healthiest place. And then there were aspects of my behavior. Now I'm choking. There were aspects of my behavior.
But that was subtle, demure. Yeah.
Classy, yeah. Then there are aspects of my behavior that were just expressions of my own sexuality. So I had to sort of comb through all of that and figure out what's coming from the right place, what's coming from a trauma place.
Well, it's like humans evolve really slowly, right? So for 300,000 years of Homo sapien history, you were well off if you're like, we fucking harvested enough grain to get us through the winter.
Yes. Yeah. And then that agrarian culture is like just ending really on the timeline of humanity. So now you have people who have amassed insane amounts of wealth. And it's kind of like what Biggie was talking about, where he's like, mo' money, mo' problems. And now, mo' money, mo' access. And mo' money, mo' whatever you want to do, you can do it. And I don't think human beings are built for that.
Yeah. Because they're scared to. Well, it's interesting, right? Because they say behind every great fortune is a great crime.
And then also, you know, the people who make that much money typically are very good at making the money and they're very bad at raising a family. So it's like they're not around. There's always nannies or someone else raising your kid who doesn't even care. Then that kid goes, where's my dad?
And the dad goes, you're going to the best schools in the world and you're driven to school in a Rolls Royce. There you go.
And the kid goes, I just want to be fucking loved. And then all of a sudden that warps the next link in the chain who then is the kind of parent that that kind of person would be. And that warps the next person. And then that warps the next person. And there's just kind of domino effect.
You know, I think one thing that my dad did that was very smart is he married someone who was not like that at all. You know, my mom grew up the daughter of a guy who grew up in Oklahoma during the Dust Bowl, who was like so poor that he got like a nickel a week and he had to get a haircut out of it. He had to get like whatever he could out of it, like that kind of thing.
So my mom was never... My mom just didn't let that shit fly. Like my mom was the kind of mom where... if we were driving in the car and the AC was on and you rolled down your window, she's like, hey, the AC is on, pull the window back up. And you're like, oh, okay. So like lights weren't allowed to be left on in the house, like that kind of thing. So I think my mom brought that to it.
So I never really saw, I mean, look, I saw my dad living large. He was buying cars all the time. He was a big kid, right? So he liked toys. He wanted to buy cars all the time. He wanted to go race cars. He wanted to do all that stuff.
No shit, eh?
Uh-oh, where did I walk into here?
He's Mr. Car Guy.
Careful, he's going to smash your head into a dresser. By the way, also, with the smashing the head thing into a dresser.
Wait, I have other questions, too. I know I want to put first, and then I write it down.
If you say, I love you so much, I want to smash your head into a dresser, that's fucking cute. If you say, I'm so angry at you, I want to smash your head into a dresser, very different.
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