Dan Levy

And I'm so glad about that because sometimes it's hard to know how to control that dip when someone is a witness.

You feel...

Or I find I have to qualify it or indulge it.

I think that's fascinating.

I've been alone a lot of my life and really enjoy it.

And you do get to work through your moods because you don't have anyone to answer to in terms of those low moments.

No one's holding up a mirror to you saying, get your shit together.

Or even, are you okay?

Are you okay?

I love that my mind went straight to get your shit together and yours went to, are you okay?

And so you do learn in a way to like self-medicate or problem solve or adjust or simply let it ride.

And then I find at work when I'm responsible for 175 to 200 people, I have to almost change or be hyper aware of the fact that I love solitude.

it's a different relationship outside of just being alone.

And it's tough, it's hard.

I find it actually quite exhausting.

Yeah, because there's some question in some book somewhere about how do you reset alone or with other people?

And it defines you as some terrible personality disorder.

I can't remember which one.

Mine would be, I guess, with friends.

I think mine would be without friends.