Kal Penn

It's not for me.

It's only irritating when you have to hear about it.

It's like your, your friend who goes to burning man and calls burning man home.

And then says that like the, the, the real world, I don't know, they have a term for this.

The real world is not the actual real world.

Like their actual home is the two weeks at burning man.

And they're so high for the next six weeks.

and you have to interact.

So to me, that's the category I'm saying.

I'm not saying don't do it.

If that's your thing, man, go for it.

Who am I to judge?

It's just that when it comes into your day-to-day, it's like, oh, right, he just got back from Burning Man.

We need to keep our distance for six weeks and make sure he drinks a lot of water.

The art looks incredible.

The experience doesn't seem like it's for me.

I have plenty of friends who have gone and have loved it.

I haven't met anybody who went and was like, it was okay.

So I feel like whatever you see on Instagram is probably pretty accurate in terms of like, should I go or should I not go?

Yeah, not for me, but definitely right for, you know, the next door neighbor who went 10 times.