Brett Neustrom

I feel you.

Like, when I'm in, like, the elevator, I hate just being like, you know, I'm like, just let's, let's.

It's like that obligated small talk.

And you're like, I don't.

Three.

I'm going, four, three.

And then you, like, have to.

I hate this so much when you get in an elevator and, like, you don't talk.

I made a video about this.

It did horribly.

But.

You don't say anything to the person the entire time, but then you feel like you have to be like, have a good one as you like walk out.

And I'm like, I literally like was on my phone the entire time.

Like you were faking a phone call, but then like you still have to pretend whatever.

But it is a big difference.

But the thing I love is like people in L.A.

are like so worried about themselves and like do their own thing.

And I love how everyone like has dreams and like people in Iowa, it's like.

their dream is, which is totally fine.

I just have different dreams, but it was like, to just like be like a parent or like to get married or to own a house, which is our great dreams.