Garry Tan

Like it doesn't have to be a pound of broccoli or a pound of steak.

Sometimes we just want to eat chicken.

And I'm trying, I'm trying, you know.

I wonder, just hearing you say it, as long as it's not self-destructive, like you use the word normal, it's like normal is nothing to aspire to.

Yeah.

That's the median.

Normal is average.

Yeah.

Yeah.

We want to be extraordinary.

Yeah.

And sometimes part of that is a fire that comes from somewhere, as long as it's not burning you or burning the people around you and doing good in the world, having the fire to use for good is really good.

Yeah, totally.

I guess where it's coming up for me right now, I mean, we're going to get super personal, but I think that it's something that a lot of people who I hang out with actually struggle with and they'd never talk about it.

So maybe we need to normalize talking about it.

This cup of plutonium has a deleterious effect and that is not being able to show up or turn off at home.

And so, you know, I've got boys at home.

I have, my wife is incredible and she supported me all the way through this and

I was just working with my personal AI doing a bunch of research about Warren Buffett, who at 47 got divorced, famously, I guess.

His first wife, Susie, moved to San Francisco.