Podcast Appearances
Would you call it a paradox?
Yeah, no, it's very true, man.
And it's just, I've always just kind of thought that it's like, it takes way more effort to be, you know, like an asshole than just to be nice.
And there's, I mean, I've, I've had my moments, I mean, for sure, where I just, I'm, I'm exhausted or mentally drained or my meter is at an all time zero.
And, and those are moments where I feel like I just get more quiet more than, more than anything.
But, um, man, it's just so much easier to be just nice to people and, and,
Just keep a smile on your face and keep it light and just do what you got to do.
And even if it's something you don't want to do, you do it anyway and have fun with it.
And I don't know, it just seems way less effort to do that.
I don't think there's a real true answer to that because I think there's tons of people.
I think I would like to think that more nice people win, certainly, but...
I don't think it's true every time by any means.
That's very nice.
I try not to think about it really.
I'm very thankful to have started out as a songwriter because I feel like I can jump right in and never skip a beat.
I can tour for six months or whatever and barely write a song and then just jump right in and write for somebody else and it's not difficult at all.
I've never really thought about the balance or the pressure between the two at all.