Charles Schwartz

So it sounds like that's the approach with the opposite of the values is going through and say, okay, this is the stuff that triggers me as non-values.

Oh, if I remove all of those, I'm going to be left with what actually resonates with me.

Close, because I've done a lot of work.

And before we get into this, people, therapy is the gift you give yourself.

Please go to therapy.

It's very helpful for you.

For me, mine comes down to effectiveness.

I value effectiveness above all else.

So for me, if someone's in line and they don't know what they need to order, you're being ineffective.

If you're cutting in line in front of all these people, I'm like, you have now violated effectiveness.

I adore effectiveness.

And if we're going to go with, you know, little 40 in here, it's because I was a latchkey kid, right?

I grew up and my, my, I wasn't, I wasn't a single parent home.

I was raised by my dad.

He wasn't around a lot.

So I had to very much take care of myself.

Okay.

What is the most effective thing I can do to make sure that a, I don't die and be, I can play Nintendo as much as humanly possible.

So everything was about efficiency.

So one of the things I adore more than anything else is efficiency.