Jordan Harbinger

I can do something like that.

I can't adjust my real life exposure very easily.

So, yeah.

Yeah.

A lot of those prescription drugs, Xanax sales, this would be something most people don't need.

is there a sweet spot for fear or for being scared?

Because again, I'm not much of a horror movie fan, but when I watch a movie, The Black Phone, I guess it was successful enough to have a sequel, but everybody I talked to was like, yeah, I don't like that one.

The scary guy wasn't that scary.

And I'm like, actually, that kind of works for me.

I don't need like a crazy, demonic, disgusting, gore-filled movie

It's just scary enough for me.

I don't want something that's more terrifying.

It's going to make me anxious.

And I wonder if everyone is like this.

Is it possible for a haunted house that they have at a farm to be too scary?

Is there like a way where you can figure out, I like a certain level of scary.

I don't want it more than that.

Or this level of scary is therapeutic.

This level of scary adds more anxiety to me and I don't need this.

It's like a workout.