Heather Monahan

All right.

So I want to get into this.

I don't know if this guy is a caricature or if this really was your friend.

I mean, you're claiming he was your friend, but this guy, Jimmy, is wow.

I mean, this guy is incredible.

But you set it up.

So basically saying, listen, there was this error of, you know, we were telling everyone they were so special and they're so amazing and you're going to get an award for doing nothing.

And then suddenly we have an entire generation of your friend, Jimmy.

Yeah, right.

He was taking shares in stocks from companies and advising them when he had never advised any companies.

He's a total con man.

Well, I appreciate you sharing that behind the scenes that Jimmy is still where we left him.

Because I think it's interesting in that you are not right.

So what that says to me is people have the ability to change if they become self aware, or, you know, not

to, to stay on that same path.

And again, no judgment.

People need to do what works for them.

I'm on the wanting to change journey.

But one of the things that you highlight in the movie that I really connected with was that story of, you know, you dating women.

And at first you're thinking, you know, what's wrong with them?