Monique Marvez

He called me like Monica Montez or something, you know, in front of 2,000 people in a theater at an event at Montreal.

I was like, okay.

My mom had the thing.

We had to change out all her smoke detectors before she could sell her house.

We went through that in NorCal.

I think what challenges me, and I'm missing parts.

I always say I'm like Ikea furniture, like you know how there's parts on the instructions that didn't go in and you're nervous?

One of the reasons that I'm not openly political on either side is because everybody plays dirty pool to their own agendas.

And if anybody says, no, but these people are nicer than those people, I have a very hard time because I'm a critical thinker.

Let's just cut to the chase.

What is absolutely positively necessary to get something done?

Let's start with the absolutely positively necessary.

I agree.

And then if we need to layer some – a little bit, a little bit.

But everything has to be mystified and esoteric so that people can just justify themselves, their position, what they do.

Right.

The fact that you're a podcaster, if somebody says, what does Adam do?

I drive cars.

I'm a podcaster.

I'm on the radio.