David Harbour

That's right.

That's right.

It's like, who cares? You're just kind of trying to get existential relief out of a pint of ice cream. So where do you go? What's your practice been? Well, the idea that... A lot of lip service to the idea of vulnerability, right? Okay.

It's like, who cares? You're just kind of trying to get existential relief out of a pint of ice cream. So where do you go? What's your practice been? Well, the idea that... A lot of lip service to the idea of vulnerability, right? Okay.

It's like, who cares? You're just kind of trying to get existential relief out of a pint of ice cream. So where do you go? What's your practice been? Well, the idea that... A lot of lip service to the idea of vulnerability, right? Okay.

So if what you're trying to escape is rooted in discomfort or the fear of exposure or vulnerability or whatnot, and then from there you go like, well, am I capable of intimacy? And then from there I go, it's like, why is that even important? Right. What's the answer? Well, the next thing is like, I'm alright by myself. I got records and I'm gonna talk to the cats.

So if what you're trying to escape is rooted in discomfort or the fear of exposure or vulnerability or whatnot, and then from there you go like, well, am I capable of intimacy? And then from there I go, it's like, why is that even important? Right. What's the answer? Well, the next thing is like, I'm alright by myself. I got records and I'm gonna talk to the cats.

So if what you're trying to escape is rooted in discomfort or the fear of exposure or vulnerability or whatnot, and then from there you go like, well, am I capable of intimacy? And then from there I go, it's like, why is that even important? Right. What's the answer? Well, the next thing is like, I'm alright by myself. I got records and I'm gonna talk to the cats.

But there is supposedly this way of attaining some sense of humanity and Ja. Ja.

But there is supposedly this way of attaining some sense of humanity and Ja. Ja.

But there is supposedly this way of attaining some sense of humanity and Ja. Ja.

No, yeah, I'm capable of it.

No, yeah, I'm capable of it.

No, yeah, I'm capable of it.

And then eventually, you know, the word is spread throughout the coffee shop. It's like, here he comes again. And eventually, they freak out here. They start locking the doors. You eventually wake up to what you've been doing and you're like, I can't go to that coffee shop anymore.

And then eventually, you know, the word is spread throughout the coffee shop. It's like, here he comes again. And eventually, they freak out here. They start locking the doors. You eventually wake up to what you've been doing and you're like, I can't go to that coffee shop anymore.

And then eventually, you know, the word is spread throughout the coffee shop. It's like, here he comes again. And eventually, they freak out here. They start locking the doors. You eventually wake up to what you've been doing and you're like, I can't go to that coffee shop anymore.

Yeah, my brother's like that. So I get it, I get it. What's going on with the pickleball? So true.

Yeah, my brother's like that. So I get it, I get it. What's going on with the pickleball? So true.

Yeah, my brother's like that. So I get it, I get it. What's going on with the pickleball? So true.