Dr. Richard Hogan

See, I like to be the highbrow one of us.

I was thinking of, come on.

But even just saying last week, you know, I was going to this week, I was going to a talk and the guy who came up to do the windows was just the funniest guy I've met.

I was like, will you hire me, Rob, as your friend?

He was just, he could do all these impersonations, the best Trump I've ever heard in my life.

And I was late for my talk because I was just like, you know, just chatting to him, just chatting to him and having the crack.

And when you, like, you should always be open to like, because people can be so busy.

Rob, take me on, kid.

But when you're open to people.

It's such an important thing.

And friendships will arrive and friendships will disappear.

And you do lose some friendships as you go through life.

And that's just a part of the all rough and dull.

You need to be open to it.

I always think of our lives as kind of like the Grand National.

I always have that image.

And you're looking back on someone's fall and you're kind of going, oh, shit.

And we're all kind of like still going and going, going.

And then another person's fallen might be actual death or friendship ending or metaphorical or whatever it is.

But there is a bit of that.