Kevin Twomey

for social norms in isolation isn't necessarily negative at all.

I mean, like, I love that about Bev.

Or, like, exactly, because they're like, oh, well, yeah, well... I wanted to go home, I was tired.

Oh, I didn't enjoy the meal, so, like, what was I going to thank them?

Or, like, on a bus being like...

like taking a call and being loud and annoying and just being like, oh, well I had to take a call, but he didn't.

Sorry, that's, yeah, that's more of it.

Yeah.

Do you know what I mean?

Yeah, I definitely think there's been a bit of a move away from like looking out for one another and community and like it has been pushed by this like online mindset of, oh yeah, well take care of number one.

Yeah, if you don't want to do something and it doesn't serve you, don't do it.

But like,

And essence of that is fine, right?

Ultimately, if you are too exhausted and you've had an awful week and you're really struggling and you don't want to show up to the social function that you had agreed to a couple of weeks back.

Yeah, like obviously we all have our off days and you might want to cancel.

But then like, it's like, yeah, but certain things, like when it comes to good buddies of yours and like, you know, like moments for friends where, you know, it's like a big event, like a friend putting on a show or like, you know, just celebrating a friend who's like done something great in work.

Like you kind of do have to show up even when you don't feel like it.

Yes.

Yeah, you can't do that in a relationship.

There was a call back of like, oh, remember when I did this?