Bryan Green

I forgot that.

We've read some reviews of these places.

Yeah, there's some interesting stories people have.

Definitely that.

And when we first started, I feel like I was very hard on myself, and I would take criticism very harshly.

So when I was reading these one-star reviews of these employees, I'd be like, oh my god, these poor people.

But then people started sending in reviews via email, and they'd say, oh yeah, the crew, we get together and read these one-star reviews.

And I'm like,

Oh, my God, I could never do that about my own podcast or my own work that I do.

How are these people like able to do this shitty job where they're shitty people and then still laugh at the shitty people being shitty?

I was always just so impressed by that.

It really is.

And sure enough, I don't care anymore.

We did an episode where we read reviews of our own podcast and it was one of my favorites.

But still, it's always that case.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And like, I found the people who really have feedback will email us or something will like actually want to have a conversation with us rather than just post on a post a one star review shitting on us in some way like the people who actually.

If you actually have concerns or feedback that is useful, we'll usually reach out to us in other ways.

But I do find it's so true that there's so many one-star reviews we read where people will say, oh, I always loved coming here except today.