Jon 'Boog' Sciambi

the piece of it inside of me, I guess I, yes, it feels nice.

I don't, I try not to, I don't want to focus on that stuff too much because I think in, in everyday life, when you're, when you need the validation of other people or you need, you know, another one back to, you know, our original stuff about,

just therapy and peace in your mind.

When you need other people to get your perspective, you give your power away, and it's really dangerous.

When you need that, and I have that, I want to articulate my last point.

When I did standard sports talk radio, I wanted to convince people.

I really did.

And I wore it emotionally at times in a way when they wouldn't be convinced.

And I think that letting go of needing someone to... The one thing that I've been lucky about is... I'll say this.

I feel like this is probably more what you're looking for.

And that is...

Look, man, I don't love my body.

I, you know, struggle with a lot of different things in the workspace.

When I leave a broadcast and I think I had a really good broadcast, I don't need it to be told to me from anyone.

And if 200 straight people came up to me and said that stunk more often than not in my heart, I'm like,

Nope.

But you suffered it.

Yeah, but I mean, but there's a pain that I inflicted on myself.

I can't sit here and tell you that guys like John Miller or Joe Buck like suffer it.

You know, I mean, I can remember...