Hasan Piker

I don't know how to put this without sounding like I'm anti-therapy now, but I do think that therapy is only, to me, worth it with the effective practice of what you do outside of it.

And so I think that, you know, I've known people who have been in therapy for years and they're still like kind of jerks.

And it's not a...

It is not as if it is a chemical imbalance thing or a prescription thing.

It's like, no, you go to therapy and then you tell your therapist how you were terrible to everybody and then you don't change the behavior.

Feels like therapy's not really working for you.

It almost feels like you're not going at this point if you're just going to go and...

And it's also like I'm not saying it as if it's some sort of catch all for me.

I looked at it as like I do think it could it could and does.

At times help me become even better at what I do, because.

like you said, with tools, right?

Either give you the tools or show you the tools.

I think the same way that a drill will never be a hammer, like not really.

You can use a drill as a hammer if you want, and you can make a hammer a drill if you want.

It's not going to be that effective.

But if you go somewhere and they're like, this is actually a hammer, you should use this to hammer things.

Now you and the tool are more effective.

And that's kind of how I look at it is that,

It's not as if I go every week or even every month.

I think that I have a decent, and this may be misguided of me, but I do think I have a decent