Elizabeth Laime

This might feel hard.

I wonder like how loud what you're listening to is because for you to not hear that you're making noises and also you'll be in the kitchen cooking and I'll say like, Andy, I'll yell, Andy, and you don't hear me.

And we talked about how kind of you're not that sensitive to sensory input.

I mean, and also obviously in your career, you've listened to very loud music.

You've had your hearing tested.

So maybe you should turn the volume down a little bit.

Because it also, it can feel a little bit like you're not here.

Because you're inaccessible.

Because your AirPods are like whatever is so loud in your ears.

That's a little frustrating.

Just food for thought.

So that way, like if you turn it down a little bit, both...

Were you texting?

Cause you know, you do do that when you're, you're like, you kind of like make the noises of the like.

Do you know that you, just while we're here, how things you do, which I'm aware of something I do a lot that's just very annoying to be around, which is a lot of...

So, like, both of us, I'm not trying to come from a place of perfection by any means.

But, like, you did it today.

You were looking at some, or you were doing something, you go, oh, no!

And, again, I thought...

like something horrible has befallen us as a family.