Brené Brown

The images were like... Like, let's go back to that moment.

Unpack that for me.

The images were what?

Wow, I'm just realizing just how subjective all this is, right?

Is it the awkwardness?

Oh, I don't even want to say this out loud.

I don't even think I want to know this about myself because I'm trying to think about whether it's the awkwardness or the rule breaking that's really hard for me.

You know, it's like – and I'm not talking about political correctness because, I mean, that doesn't really bother me and I can find a lot of humor in that sometimes.

But when you said maybe they were trying to – maybe in Game of Thrones they were trying to teach a lesson or make a point about the brutality of the world they had created –

Maybe, but I don't need to learn that lesson.

Maybe it's for me.

Maybe with the office, they're trying to make a point about the just terrible idea of putting groups of people together in the workplace and expecting it to go well.

I don't know what the point is, but that's funny.

But they don't need to make it to me.

I already know that.

And I just think it's the

It could be like the firstborn rule following.

Do you know what I mean?

That is just.

Yeah.