Dr. K

Yes.

I think I largely agree with that.

So let's understand why a little bit.

I mean, I assume you're sharing that observation because you want me to.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So I won't go into too much detail.

So as a psychiatrist, I treat anybody.

And one of the most useful parts of my training is I spent three months working in a jail.

And sometimes I'll have patients who are like criminals.

And they can be, and maybe the best example of this, I won't go into too much detail, but if you look at like one of these shows that has like mob boss, right?

They love their kids.

And then they'll like be ordering hits at work.

So I think there's a certain element of that that's like absolutely true.

Like I'm thinking about people that I've worked with that are like truly like sociopathic on like a different level and how nice they can be.

Well, so there's different versions of this.

They're not always sociopathic.

Sometimes the ones I've seen, sociopathic at home and at work.

I've seen that.

I've also seen not really sociopathic, but this is just the rules of the game.

work and the rules of the game at home or you know you're on my team or you're not on my team I love my children but I will order a hit on someone yeah you know I've seen that too I think that sometimes people are you know sometimes people will this is a bit parasocial but people will be like dr. K will you adopt me I wish I had a dad like dr. K