Chris Sullivan

He's like, I'm not walking away from this conversation.

I just need a second.

Yeah.

So he walks outside to the front yard.

To get some air and relax.

And another thing, right?

Like, guys, read some of the stuff that they say to each other.

I don't want to say it because I said it once.

I only have bags of toothpaste.

So the recollection from the day, and Justin and I, we talked about this when he came on the podcast.

It was difficult because there's things that you had to say that were just nasty things to say, but it was...

you felt safe because you knew you were doing this with somebody that you loved deeply.

And that when it was done, we were going to hug it out and it was going to be all right.

I'm curious for you guys.

And I feel like I've done different things at different points in time in my life.

When you have these days of deep confrontation.

Discord that you have to play or whatnot.

What is, for you, the process?

Do you sort of separate yourself from someone so that you're not...

sort of like buddy-buddy or something.