Brené Brown

Not that I don't want to.

It seems really fun and great, and I would probably enjoy it, and I'd be very good at being shitty.

But I just can't afford it.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

That is different than all we have in common is to talk shit about some other people.

Like, yeah, if we can't find a way to have an interesting five or ten minute connection...

that doesn't involve being hurtful toward anyone else, then I'm questioning either how hard we're willing to work for it or if it's just not there.

So I think that's a big one.

I have to just end this that I was telling Ellen and JT and Charlie this weekend that we were going to talk about the graceful exit.

And I asked JT, JT told me the funniest story that he was, he had seen a YouTube video about this conversation in the comments.

Someone wrote, I don't know why I think this is funny.

This is probably not going to be funny, but

Someone wrote, we always know it's time to wrap up in our family when my dad is sitting down and slaps both of his knees and then stands up.

And all I thought of is like, well, in my family, whenever my dad would be like, well, I'd be like, oh, shit, get the casserole pot in your purse because it's over.

This is exit stage brown family.

So I thought that was really funny.

Oh, I'm going to go with this one.

Well, it was nice to catch up.

All right.