Jessica Tarlov

No, I get it.

No, I'm here for you, Scott.

No, I think on the therapy front, I would just add to that, that also therapy is not supposed to be a forever relationship, right?

Like it's supposed to get you through something and then you're supposed to be better.

Yeah, of course.

Housing, having a good job, having a relationship that sustains you, those are all things that are going to make you feel better.

So, you know, we should be helping people with access to that therapy.

I wish I had friends that texted me like that.

Mine are just like, where are you at?

Where are you at?

Oh, I know.

I've been unsubscribing.

Yeah.

Well, you can also hit—you can, like, do stop.

I know.

They find another way.

And then also then you hear these stories, like, you know, they sell their email lists to other groups.

Like, I think Kamala sold her email list to the DNC for, like, $7 million or something.

And now we get all of that, though—

I'm such a loser that basically every time Mark Kelly texts me, I kind of think maybe it's happening.