Josh van Cuylenburg

And I just, before I go, I just want to say that I'm thinking of you for that reason.

The Bill Bryson approach.

Yeah, explain that.

Yeah.

So, yeah, I just feel like we all remember someone who's made us feel warm and has displayed warmth.

And I think the beautiful thing about it is it's not something you have or you don't have.

It's something you can practice.

I think in a world that feels tense and disconnected, it could just be, I think, one of the most important things we have to offer each other right now.

Yeah.

But thank you, Hugh.

And good luck to me.

Store gift on Sunday.

So good luck to me.

myself as someone who grew up in a household where there was really no conflict now when i have conflict in relationships i find it really tricky this has been a constant issue in our relationship is this mismatching need for affection it's so interesting that in the person that you want to be closest to sometimes it's just so hard to reveal that vulnerability of like i made the mistake there the person who apologizes first has the power

I'm interested to know what changed in your, did anything change in your, because I assumed you would have a preconceived idea going into that discussion.

Was there a big change in your shift or did it confirm things you already thought?

Smoother over.

And you?

Smoother over.

We got three.