Brandon Epstein

Like maybe you don't have the same recall.

That's right.

Don't get too big for your britches.

Yes.

Maybe it's more nostalgic.

You kind of smoke what you're thinking about.

You know, it gives you time to separate a little bit from being in the grind versus... Well, my point is, like, if you're all fucked up, maybe pot's not for you.

I think to a degree it's good to have some kind of cadence where you have something that allows you to kind of step back from yourself.

It could be some mushrooms.

What are your beliefs around, because I have mine just from my experience, what are your beliefs on where they were before they were born?

Do you think that this is, they have something in them because of a previous life?

There's actually, I think, what university?

Maybe University of Virginia.

There's a whole department that's studying people who've had these near-death experiences that are going back and talking about previous lives.

Yeah.

Well, I think it is oftentimes.

I think it's like you have some kids who are just telling you about someone else's life and they should not know it, but they're like,

I like the framework of it, of thinking about this infinite game.

Because then someone is like, well, why am I going to do this work?

It just sounds like a lot of work, all this self-introspection.