CoffeeZilla

Because you get into the mind of the person, how they think, how they see the world.

Because I think that ultimately reveals, if they're actually really good at lying,

it reveals the depths, the complexity of the mind that through like osmosis, you get to understand like this person, this person is not as trivial as you realize.

Also makes you maybe realize that this person is, has a lot of hope, has a lot of positive ambition that's like, that has developed over their life.

And then certain interesting ways things went wrong.

They become corrupt and all that kind of stuff.

It's like you should be grilling.

So I think it's- So more like a legal type of, like get the details of where he was, what he was thinking, what the- I think it's like, yeah, I think it's, I think the public probably cares to get to know what happened to.

The thing I caught that bothered me and the thing I hope to do in interviews of...

if I eventually get good at this thing, is the human aspect of it, which is like, which I think you have to do in person, is he seems a bit nonchalant about the pain and the suffering of people.

I have red flags about, in the way

he communicates about the loss of money, the pain that people are feeling about the money.

I get red flags.

Forget if you're involved in that pain or not.

You're not...

feeling that pain well he'll he'll say he is but he'll be playing a game of league of legends while doing it no but i just see it from his face i know and that needs to be grilled yeah like that little human dance there that's i mean i um i considered i talked to him i considered doing an in-person interview with him um and that's still are you still considering it

I don't know, do you think I should in person?

You did an incredible job.

I think.

I think I would like to grill the shit out of him as a fellow human.