Dan Levy

No, I think you're incredibly charming and people want to be around you.

I feel annoying every single day.

Yeah, yeah, 100%.

You'll read one comment.

You'll see people saying the nicest things, and then one comment that speaks to...

a thought you've actually had.

And you're like, that's it.

That person with an anonymous bot.

They got me.

They know exactly who I am.

I also think that,

the press cycle at this point is such a tornado that if, if something works like for shits, we, we were, I mean, you know, you get into the kind of cycle of, of people wanting to talk to you because your show's a hit.

And then the more you talk, the more you speak.

And then the more you speak, the more you're aware of yourself speaking.

And then by the end of it,

I was so kind of embarrassed of the level of exposure that I had that it's almost permanently scarred my relationship to like myself in a way.

A lot of the therapy that I'm doing is like, no, you're not embarrassing.

Was there a moment that really stuck with you?

No, it's not a moment, but you can see it happen.

Like someone goes from like making something that's cool, that catches on, then there's the like photo shoot cycle where suddenly it's like a million photo shoots and now we're whatever.