Dan Harris

You consistently see a shrink though.

And so I'm assuming.

Yes, I do.

And you made a reference to it.

So you don't have the same problem with a therapist, meaning the fact that you're sitting down for therapy doesn't signal to you that there's an acute problem and you're only doing it for that.

So I'm wondering whether meditation, I'm not pushing meditation on you, but I think for me, meditation has been helpful.

as something to do consistently in good times and bad.

I'm not teaching my brain, oh, if you're doing this, you've just made a big mistake.

Totally.

You talked about your act, and I'm sure you hear this all the time.

We've never met before today.

And I'm I was immediately struck.

I guess I shouldn't be surprised by how different you are from Billy on the street or Billy who shows up in Parks and Rec.

So in some ways, is the book a career move in that you might get different roles if people have a more holistic view of you?

You know, that really speaks to the complicated relationship to Billy in the street that you would want to look different.

So you're no longer confused with that guy.

Yeah.

You know, as you're speaking, my head is spinning a little bit thinking about the fact that this this impulse on your part is, I think, a universal thing.

Like we all get typecast.

That's right.