Monique Marvez

And I don't know why that's such a challenge to the human condition.

But I think that's where we bond.

That is literally a metaphor for life.

Well, last time I was here, you told me a great story about how you're coachable, but you used the example that your housekeeper told you to pour the hot beverage into the cream bottle and shake it, and that you would be able to get all the cream out versus just turning it upside down and shaking it and, you know, trying to get all the cream out.

And you told me that— Glass bottle.

That if somebody told you something and it made any kind of sense, but that made a lot of sense.

And if somebody says, hey, you don't like walking around in your socks, but like you said about the couch, the soles of your feet have been on the street.

So if you take your shoes off.

It's not the hill you're going to die on.

See, I think one of the core things that you and I, and I'm a little bit older than you, but we're very similar.

I think with me, I have a tiny handful of things that are non-negotiable, a tiny handful of things.

Outside of that, I don't have a dog in that fight.

I don't like to waste time.

It's not worth the effort.

I don't care.

I've got like core issues.

I have non-negotiables and there's so few that you would think it's okay.

A non-negotiable for me, no drugs.

I don't want drugs around me.

I don't want to see people using drugs.