Krissy Hoadley

We've done it like four or five separate times.

And every time there is some technical issue that we're not aware of in the moment that appears later on and we don't run the episode because it just sounds terrible.

It's really weird, actually.

Yeah.

Either it's real coincidence or, I don't know, space lasers or something like that.

I don't know.

Yeah, right.

But I think that that's like – I think one of the things that you and I have talked about a lot in your evolution is how do I get over my need to overanalyze everything that I'm doing?

And I just shared with you once that – and I remember the conversation –

You know, people are going to like you or they're not going to like you.

And it's not going to be because of an um or an ah.

The only people who would be persnickety about that are other podcasters or audiophiles.

And, you know, maybe you want them in your audience.

Maybe you don't.

But honestly, you probably don't.

Like, if that's the degree of...

judgment they're going to put on everything that you do why do you want them in your audience fuck them let them go listen to Jay Shetty I mean you know it's like let them go listen to someone else if that's what it's going to be how do you still feel the need like I feel the need like it's a compulsive to get an episode out there every week yes yeah it's compulsive isn't it doesn't it feel compulsive yeah

I said, can I borrow some money?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.