Jonathan Goldstein

Two.

Some days I feel like, yeah, take me.

This is a good day to die.

And I feel like one of these stoic guys in a spaghetti western.

And then other days, no.

I guess it really, it's crazy to think that something like that would be so mood dependent.

Is that possible?

Sometimes it just feels okay and sometimes it just,

Sometimes it just doesn't make sense.

And then other times it just feels like, well, we all got to go sometime.

That's one of the things I liked about drinking was that feeling of like, of getting philosophical about that.

Like I was someone, I'm not a great flyer.

And that was when I relied the most on, you know, I would travel with the little bottles of booze in my pockets.

And so just feeling them there gave me a sense of security.

And sometimes during turbulence, I'd pop one of those or two of those and it just felt kind of like, yeah, you know, we all got to go sometime.

No, no, I was just going to ask you, like, that's sometimes not a bad feeling.

It's sort of like you feel like crying sometimes when you watch sentimental movies on a flight.

What do they say to you?

No, no, no, no, not at all.

What do you say?