Dan Riskin

There might be truth to it, at least for horses.

This could apply to like, I don't know, people who race horses in the Olympics and stuff when they're like doing all those crazy jumps and stuff, you know, like don't be scared when you're about to hit a big jump on your horse while you're riding.

This is very relevant for modern people.

Most people ride horses in the Olympics.

So yes, major takeaways for everyone from this story.

But the short of it is if you're riding a horse, you got to really commit.

You can't be scared or the horse will get scared.

echidna a scared echidna penis what is it echidna yeah okay this is all fascinating it is i do want to get to one more story though okay what's your other story should we jump into it it's it's your other story dan you're the science man which one is it i can't remember dan dan science man earlier in the week i was talking about white lies little white lies with uh our therapist who comes on the show we have a little weekly segment called therapy thursdays on a wednesday um

Of course you do.

Oh, God, you guys are funny.

Well, some of the other names are, we do a tech segment.

We call it It's Time for Technology Time.

Now, okay, white lies.

I grew up with them.

My mom is a... She really stressed on me, almost oddly, at a young age.

There's a real difference between lies, which are wrong and dishonest.

How could you ever lie?

And white lies, which are totally fine.

That's how I was raised.

I don't know if that's a good way to raise someone.