Brendan O'Connor

Because when it's resentment and it's building up, it just explodes at one point.

Okay.

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And do you think it's at a point where it is making people not be able to be friends with people?

And that's the toxic stuff, then.

Well, look, here's again, and really important, because I love talking about boundaries.

This is fundamentals of human communication and health and happiness, right?

Yeah, but the mouthfeel is all wrong in panna cotta.

Here's the thing.

I can't go there.

Of course, you can have two rigid boundaries.

I don't know what it is.

It's just wrong texture.

A boundary that I have about myself is I'm never late for anything, right?

Yeah.

Give me a pavlova any day, OK?

Are we at that point?

You can come back and tell me how to make a pavlova the next day.

I go to things, I might be an hour early, 40 minutes early.

Listen, Anna, it was great to catch up and I'm so glad you didn't forget your old friends now that you're famous and that you're still willing to come on and give us a dig out.