Colman Noctor

Yeah, and again, I would think that that's, you know, I work as a therapist and my biggest fear is that two people will arrive for the same appointment at the same time.

I think many therapists would have that.

So I'm like, the minute I arrange a time or date, I'm putting it in the phone as we speak.

And it might seem rude, rude at the therapy if someone says, well, Wednesday at seven, I'm going Wednesday at seven.

But I know if I don't put that in,

You know, I certainly won't recall it.

And again, it's... And I would say that as relationships and friendships, I would have lost touch with so many people over the years.

not for any other reason than I forgot to remember them.

Do you know what I mean?

And then years pass and you go, I'd love to have, I should have, you know, maybe cut in touch.

And again, all of these things in isolation, I guarantee you listeners are going, should I do that too?

That's all very normal.

That's all very normal.

But from my perspective, it's,

It's not normal.

Do you know what I mean?

Like when I'm describing these things to you, it all sounds... Well, it doesn't really, no.

Yeah.

And we did the show together for years.

Like you never saw me come in with a sheet or a note.