Mark Duplass

think that that's the major source that's what my therapist would tell me is the major source of where a lot of that begins for me is the disconnection and you know you talked about it earlier as being a bit of a depletion i call it the soul points um which is basically like your reserves of what you have and some things you do you know are at the same time they're outputting

they're actually inputting, you know, you're either getting equal or even more, you know, you're helping a friend move who really needs you and they so appreciate you and you appreciate them.

And that really is the beginning of the woog most of the time for me.

I come from that kind of a family.

We have all these words, by the way, that like...

Boopas is the word, okay?

Boopas.

I'm like, all right.

So she's saying this, you know, and she's telling me, she's trying to tell her teacher she's got to make boopas.

The teacher doesn't know what's going on.

She brings it home.

You know what?

The hard K at the end of that is good, too, because it's got a nice little puk.

It's an onomatopoeia, actually.

It sounds like what it is.

You know what you're thinking about?

One of the only other people I've ever interviewed other than you is the Dalai Lama.

I mean, I was.

The only reason I wanted to, not the only reason, but the main reason I wanted to talk to him was that he's funny, which you would not think.

No, no, but he's... Really funny, likes, and I'd read, really likes making people laugh.