Oliver Anthony (Christopher Lunsford)
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995 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
Oliver Anthony (Christopher Lunsford)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Without trying to open up too many doors, I think that's probably the best way I would describe it is just a series of really...
There's a series of negligent decisions and also just misperceptions.
I think this was an Andrew Huberman thing where he talks about medications and how it's a lot more likely for somebody to keep their dog on their medication schedule, but not themselves.
You love your dog and your dog is just this great little thing and you don't see the flaws and the faults and the sin and the disgust in your dog that you do yourself.
So it's much more likely for people to make sure their dog has their medication every day.
But there's this alarming statistic with just the amount of people that don't even fill their prescriptions they need filled or take care of themselves the way they do.
And then that also, over time, if you quit taking care of yourself and...
you're not in good health and you're, and you're, you're not in a good routine.
You're not doing, you're not like a series, a long series of doing enough of those things.
Like you do, it's easy for you to just think that your self worth is zero.
Cause if you're not even willing to like,
If you're not even willing to have basic hygiene and eat decent food and try to take care of yourself, it's like, how on earth are you going to go face all these things that you need to face to get your life better if you don't even care enough to do that?
It's just like, but it is.
It's a long, tragic road to get to that point, I think.
at least in my case, the idea that there was something bigger than me that loved me, even despite I had all these flaws and problems and just that I was just such a wretched person.
That's what, at least in my situation, that's what I think helped put, you know,
more than anything.
Like I said, that's certainly where the motivation to quit the, once I quit the drinking, it helped a lot.
Cause I was able to, even though it was a pain, it was difficult.
I was able to actually be able to be honest with myself and reflect on a lot of things that were, and you know, you got to think, like I said, we watched the, I mean, it was like with, of course in my case, it was a little unfair of an example.
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