Jess Janz

And we're just like not crossing that barrier at all times.

Like everyone has a universe in themselves that we we might learn from or be surprised by.

And when we're not engaging with each other.

on a regular basis, then we're missing out on all of those worlds that are around us, you know?

And I think every time we walk out of the house, we can be surprised by who we meet.

Absolutely.

I mean, I travel when I'm traveling for work or travel alone a lot.

And, like, I'm a closeted introvert.

I would say people are really surprised to find out I'm an introvert because of my work.

But I love bringing a book to a restaurant and, like, the people watching is unmatched.

If you sit at a bar with a book and, like, have...

a two course meal and a couple glasses of wine, like you will meet, you will observe a lot of characters.

They may or may not engage.

Like anything can happen when you eat alone.

I'm like a big supporter of that.

And I think it's important, whether it's eating alone or otherwise, like to put ourselves out of our comfort zone every once in a while and not have the safety blanket of other people and see what happens.

Thanks so much, David.

So nice to chat with you.