David Farrier

You were born in Australia.

Yeah, so I think that is something I find kind of amazing.

You don't feel personally insulted by that?

And Roswell, something I find really interesting about you is it's something I've always found interesting.

You studied psychology early on quite intensely.

And I always remember that experiment you talked about doing with couples.

And I was wondering if you could explain that because I think that says so much about you and the kind of weird projects you end up involved in.

Ah, okay.

Yeah.

And people got people, it broke down into sort of some quite tense situations as well.

Like you weren't watching people having beautifully mellow conversations.

It did get heated.

you guys have known each other long enough i think what so god we can try we can try it so it's the top the three things that we would change about each other yeah and is it is it for yeah okay yeah as a friend and relationally yeah no okay i'll okay we'll ping pong it back and forth are you going from number three to one i'm going from the least important to most important okay

I would say... I just don't think what your ones are going to be.

I think I know what one of them is going to be.

That's for sure.

I think sometimes when we're out with a group of friends, if you're bored, you will sometimes...

you'll ask a sort of quite provocative question or something that will um derail the social setting in some way essentially lob a little grenade into the middle and sort of sit back look quite self-satisfied and kind of watch everyone sort of start to start to figure out what the hell to do with what she's just said

Yeah.

Oh, that seems like a positive.