Joe Santagato

And now it just comes out and people are like, yeah, fucking said that.

I'm like, okay.

Absolutely.

I mean, that's it's similar to what I was saying before, where you have to be humble, like don't take yourself too seriously.

I mean, especially me at the end of the day, like the fuck am I doing?

I'm like, you know, I'm not changing lives here.

Like I'm trying to be funny, trying to be entertaining.

I'm doing a podcast with my friend that I've known the longest.

And I have like a very, you know, it's demanding, but like it's a fun job ultimately.

And like my job is to have fun.

And I do take it very seriously, especially at this point, because I think that a lot of people from what I've seen, like our fans, they get a lot from it.

It helps them escape things.

I don't necessarily feel that part because that's hard to imagine that I could be that for someone, even though I can very much imagine other people being that for me.

I can't imagine that.

So I take it very seriously because I want to earn it.

I want to be good at something.

I want other people in the space to respect the things that I've done and the approach and those sort of things.

But at the same time, I'm not over here like, yo, I'm changing the world or I'm doing whatever.

And I don't know that I'll ever have that, to be honest with you.

I mean, I just don't, I don't think that helps anybody.