Brodie Kane

And you don't have to have a podcast to have a community.

I think we as adults often... Girls are good at it.

Well, I think yes and no, right?

So I think we like, you know, you go to primary school, bang, you're in school, you meet people.

Then high school and then like people, you like people, hate people, you know.

And then whatever your sort of post high school, like mine was obviously university.

And I think that what happens is you've got these sort of tribes that you sort of go through these big life experiences with.

And then, you know, then you sort of get a bit older and your sort of core friend groups get smaller.

They do.

And I think that it's really important to have your core friend group and your ride or dies group.

But I think that there's a really important space for your sort of – we talked about it a few weeks ago.

I can't remember.

There's like three layers of friends.

But it's important to have these layers, right?

Yeah.

So you might just see a person once a week.

Once a week.

But that's fantastic.

And maybe it's at the gym, but maybe you change gyms and you might actually not see that person again.

But there's other people that fill these sort of really important pockets of human, in real life,