Brené Brown

I think let's focus on The Office for right now because it will be a representative of other things.

Okay.

My children...

can recite the dialogue from every Office episode verbatim.

Sometimes when the show's not even on, they get into a back and forth on it that is like, you know.

It's nuts.

Since the time I was little, and I remember the first time it actually happened, I have such excruciating, vicarious embarrassment about,

that I can't.

I absolutely just can't watch that show.

When I was a little kid, there was a version of I Love Lucy, which I used to watch after school, where Lucy and Ethel get a job at a candy factory.

It's a famous episode.

Most people will know what I'm talking about.

And they have to wrap the chocolates as they come down the conveyor belt.

And the conveyor belt is going so fast that they can't do it.

So they start eating them, and then their mouth is full of them.

And then they start shoving them right down their shirts or their little candy uniforms.

And I just ran from the room.

Cringe.

A, you can't do that.

B, I'm so embarrassed for you.