Jessamyn

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169 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard Feb 2025

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Right. Two very different things. But that's different than me saying, like going on a rant about hiking and nature and how terrible it is. Um, or, you know, you don't like mushrooms. You can say like, fun fact, I hate mushrooms. That's something good for me to know.
Yeah.
I generate some discourse because I do like mushrooms. But for you to then go on a rant about vegetables in general and to go down a hole of vegetables are stupid. Like there's a difference between little things like that and just like turning the conversation into this negative.
You know, speech.
Right. Make it, you know, if it's something interesting, that's one thing. If it's just like a vendetta that you have against vegetables and fungi, that's, you know, that's something we get to on like the fifth or sixth date if we're feeling like we're at that place.
For sure.
Listen, you're the one that booked the flight. You knew what you were getting into. We're out of time.
I don't know. It might be something if they're avid listeners or readers of yours that they already know, but
being your authentic self and leaning into who you are is so important women are going to pick up on if you're not being yourself if you're trying to be something you're not you know I think that's I don't know how obvious that is maybe it's not obvious I think there's people have had a lot of whatever experiences you've had it can skew how you approach you know future dates and other women but
Just really leaning into who you are. And that should be it. That's really all that matters. You can't take it personally if she doesn't like who you are.
Thanks.
Thanks. Thanks for having me back.
Oh, man. So many days to choose from.
I was going to say, that's very emotional, but special.
Yeah, I mean, sort of in that same vein. I think... Honestly, Sundays are pretty underrated. And if you're going to relive a Sunday over and over again, like once you realize that you're reliving it over and over again, it's like, oh, it's like a, it's like a Sunday of a holiday weekend. Like there's no Monday next day. There's no Sunday scaries.
You just get to like lean into the general relaxation that comes with a Sunday. Things aren't super busy. It's, you know, just generally a very laid back kind of thing. I have a lot of good like associations with Sundays. You and I will usually at least spend like the morning, afternoon, just kind of hanging out. Yeah, trying to get my dumb cat to just acknowledge our existence.
Just to put it out there, I love my cat. Her name is Boots, and she's perfect. Booties, we love her. She's our dummy, but she's just shy. I wish she wasn't shy. But our first date was on a Sunday, and I think first dates on Sunday nights are totally underrated and totally underappreciated. Cause it's, you know, the next day is like, it's a school night. Like the next day is work. Right.
There's, you know, you're not expected to like be late. It's not going to be crowded at like bars and restaurants. There's no pretense for, you know, that you kind of get with sometimes with like a Friday, Saturday night date.
So most Sundays, I think I would be happy to relive over and over again.
He's definitely a notable, memorable player in the realms of comedy in general. He, you know, kind of like what you're describing, very similar to like Robin Williams, just having a very unique approach and very noteworthy comedic moments throughout their careers. Um, I, I mean, I grew up with Bill Murray. I'm pretty sure Groundhog Day came out the year I was born.
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