Joe Santagato

I think that like, that's, that's probably okay.

Yeah.

I don't think there's any right or wrong way to do it.

I also think I, I, I know I, are you worried?

Is that like the worry though?

You're worried about, you'll forget something.

Sometimes.

I mean, but that's not like propelling me to do this stuff.

Sometimes there is the worry of like, oh, man, what if I forget?

Let me tell it again.

But then also it's just like, I don't know.

There's like, for instance, I have, you know, one of Ruby.

I don't have one.

I have five of Ruby's pacifiers from when she was a baby.

eventually i'll only have one because i know eventually i'll be like i don't need all five of these but like when i have a physical object it's like to me it's like a sense of like time travel like i can go back to be like oh my god like this was the thing that she and and us and at the time like it just to me it feels like there is more to this item it's like the idea of like if you were to go and buy a dinosaur bone

You know?

Yeah.

You go buy a dinosaur bone, it's just like, yo, this is from this time?

Yeah.

Think of the time that it's lasted.