Jay Jack

And that's when it started.

And I was like, even though I'd watched all your shit from a distance, still being there in person, and then seeing you in person and talking to you in person.

That's always walking in.

No, but I think too many people are satisfied.

It's like the internet's a wonderful tool because you can see so much that you never could have seen and you can get access to stuff that you never could have got access to.

But I think it should be the introduction, the stair step to it.

People are like, I have acquired it because I watched it on the screen.

And you're like, you still got to go see it.

Well, it makes people struggle a little bit.

You know, it's good because it gives access.

Access is good, but not having to overcome any resistance is bad.

Like there's got to be some, you have to, you got to dig a little, you know what I mean?

To really internalize it and get it.

It reminds me of those apps that are like, you can look at Instagram, but you got to do 20 pushups to unlock your phone or something.

I don't mess with it much because it freaks me out.

But there was one time when I was doing something, I was asking a question about something.

And it was like, here's the answers.

Like super certain.

Here's the answers.

And I was like, that's a mistake.