David Harbour

Ich kann nicht warten.

Und das war, das war profund. Weil ich weiß, dass ich nicht depressiv bin. Ich habe Anxiety-Probleme, die mich an einem gewissen Niveau zu dem Punkt der Obsessivität zerstören. Das ist die Reise für mich. Und ich habe mitgemacht, weil ich immer gesagt habe, dass es viele Gründe gibt, sich so zu fühlen. Und wenn es niemand anderes ist, dann sind sie die Dummies. Natürlich, du bist einfach lebendig.

Und das war, das war profund. Weil ich weiß, dass ich nicht depressiv bin. Ich habe Anxiety-Probleme, die mich an einem gewissen Niveau zu dem Punkt der Obsessivität zerstören. Das ist die Reise für mich. Und ich habe mitgemacht, weil ich immer gesagt habe, dass es viele Gründe gibt, sich so zu fühlen. Und wenn es niemand anderes ist, dann sind sie die Dummies. Natürlich, du bist einfach lebendig.

Und das war, das war profund. Weil ich weiß, dass ich nicht depressiv bin. Ich habe Anxiety-Probleme, die mich an einem gewissen Niveau zu dem Punkt der Obsessivität zerstören. Das ist die Reise für mich. Und ich habe mitgemacht, weil ich immer gesagt habe, dass es viele Gründe gibt, sich so zu fühlen. Und wenn es niemand anderes ist, dann sind sie die Dummies. Natürlich, du bist einfach lebendig.

Ja, und es ist einfach so, dass ich weiß, was ich tun soll. Ich weiß nicht, was die Restung der Meinung ist. Because if my brain rests even for a second, it goes like, you want some things to worry about? I got some stuff. Let's pop open the folder. None of them, they could all happen, but they probably won't, but we could work them out. So it's a catastrophic thing. Okay. Fine. Yes.

Ja, und es ist einfach so, dass ich weiß, was ich tun soll. Ich weiß nicht, was die Restung der Meinung ist. Because if my brain rests even for a second, it goes like, you want some things to worry about? I got some stuff. Let's pop open the folder. None of them, they could all happen, but they probably won't, but we could work them out. So it's a catastrophic thing. Okay. Fine. Yes.

Ja, und es ist einfach so, dass ich weiß, was ich tun soll. Ich weiß nicht, was die Restung der Meinung ist. Because if my brain rests even for a second, it goes like, you want some things to worry about? I got some stuff. Let's pop open the folder. None of them, they could all happen, but they probably won't, but we could work them out. So it's a catastrophic thing. Okay. Fine. Yes.

But I've always been against the SSRIs only because... Amen. Ich fühle sie. Und ich fühle, was sie tun. Und was ich in den letzten Jahren gesagt habe, ist, dass ich nicht sicher bin, dass all meine Kreativität von diesem kommt. Wie ein Goldmining in einem Wasser von Panik.

But I've always been against the SSRIs only because... Amen. Ich fühle sie. Und ich fühle, was sie tun. Und was ich in den letzten Jahren gesagt habe, ist, dass ich nicht sicher bin, dass all meine Kreativität von diesem kommt. Wie ein Goldmining in einem Wasser von Panik.

But I've always been against the SSRIs only because... Amen. Ich fühle sie. Und ich fühle, was sie tun. Und was ich in den letzten Jahren gesagt habe, ist, dass ich nicht sicher bin, dass all meine Kreativität von diesem kommt. Wie ein Goldmining in einem Wasser von Panik.

Yeah, but the big bit he used to do is like, you don't get rid of them, they're just inside you. And they've been taken hostage. So, you know, people are going like, how are you feeling? You're like, great. And there's some guy inside of you, you go, get me out of here. Anyway, so here's what happens with the cat. Okay. And it spoke to me. Alright, so I go away and my cat has anxiety.

Yeah, but the big bit he used to do is like, you don't get rid of them, they're just inside you. And they've been taken hostage. So, you know, people are going like, how are you feeling? You're like, great. And there's some guy inside of you, you go, get me out of here. Anyway, so here's what happens with the cat. Okay. And it spoke to me. Alright, so I go away and my cat has anxiety.

Yeah, but the big bit he used to do is like, you don't get rid of them, they're just inside you. And they've been taken hostage. So, you know, people are going like, how are you feeling? You're like, great. And there's some guy inside of you, you go, get me out of here. Anyway, so here's what happens with the cat. Okay. And it spoke to me. Alright, so I go away and my cat has anxiety.

He freaks out, apparently. Like, to the point where, like, it was just, first it was just, you know, vomiting and now, then he gets colitis and he has diarrhea all over the house when I'm gone. And now it's escalated to him beating the shit out of the other cats. Like, I came home from being away for like three days and all the cats were hissing at each other.

He freaks out, apparently. Like, to the point where, like, it was just, first it was just, you know, vomiting and now, then he gets colitis and he has diarrhea all over the house when I'm gone. And now it's escalated to him beating the shit out of the other cats. Like, I came home from being away for like three days and all the cats were hissing at each other.

He freaks out, apparently. Like, to the point where, like, it was just, first it was just, you know, vomiting and now, then he gets colitis and he has diarrhea all over the house when I'm gone. And now it's escalated to him beating the shit out of the other cats. Like, I came home from being away for like three days and all the cats were hissing at each other.

This little fucker had fucked everything up. He's shitting everywhere. You know, it's a disaster. You know, there's piss everywhere. And he's just fucking lost his mind. And my vet says, well, we should put him on the Prozac because that'll help his behavior. Yes, right? So I project all of my feelings about Prozac onto the cat.

This little fucker had fucked everything up. He's shitting everywhere. You know, it's a disaster. You know, there's piss everywhere. And he's just fucking lost his mind. And my vet says, well, we should put him on the Prozac because that'll help his behavior. Yes, right? So I project all of my feelings about Prozac onto the cat.

This little fucker had fucked everything up. He's shitting everywhere. You know, it's a disaster. You know, there's piss everywhere. And he's just fucking lost his mind. And my vet says, well, we should put him on the Prozac because that'll help his behavior. Yes, right? So I project all of my feelings about Prozac onto the cat.

But I think the moment of profundity is that my struggle is like, okay, so this cat shits all over everything and fucks with all the other cats to the point where there's total chaos. But don't I want him to be his authentic self? Ha! And how is that not relatable? I mean, because it's the same thing with me, right? It's like, you know, like, why would I want to taper or temper?