Ed Helms

Amen.

Yeah.

You're like you called your husband and you're like, he's way less annoying than Andy Bernard.

He's actually he's kind of normal.

Kelly Corrigan Wonders is a phenomenal podcast, which I highly recommend.

You're five years in, over 700 episodes.

The format of the show, it's basically a masterclass in human curiosity, in like exploring what makes us tick, what we fear and love and how we cope.

And I'm just curious, after all of that deep listening, do you feel any –

closer to the secret of living a good life?

Or is there anything like some crazy counterintuitive revelation about the human condition that you've landed on?

Right.

Yeah.

But that's a lot of pressure when you're like on the life partner choices.

That's like, oh, geez, I better get this right.

I love that because I've always felt that profound insights are things that we hear that were like these aha moments.

They feel like aha moments, right?

They feel like things that like, oh, my God, what a revelation.

I now understand that better.

But you're really just – it's actually just affirming something that you already felt.

The only reason it's an aha moment is because you know that it's true the second you hear it because it resonates with something already in you.