Jonathan Goldstein

I was afraid of losing you.

Mm-hmm.

and I'm so glad to have you back and I don't care about getting the gun back, but I got you back.

And it's sort of like, we spent two years searching for the gun just to get us to this other place.

So it's sort of like, sometimes like,

If things wrap up too neatly and too quickly, it's not good.

There needs to be that struggle in order to really get someplace and, you know, to get someplace emotionally and internal.

And it's hard to dramatize that.

You know, sometimes you just need the gun.

You need that MacGuffin.

Yeah, yeah.

It's complicated.

When you said that about, like, loving to talk to strangers, I don't even know if this is really, if this makes sense, but it occurred to me this morning.

I was on a run, and I saw these two kids.

There's something very sweet about the two of them.

They were wandering, you know, wandering.

I was kind of like a...

on a running path and they were just taking a leisurely stroll and they were coming towards me and they had such open faces.

They looked like they were wearing pajama bottoms.

Maybe that's just what kids do, but it had the affect of like feeling like they just rolled out of bed and maybe they were, you know, um, in love and, uh, were just happy to be spending the morning together and, or maybe they were on ecstasy.