Oliver Anthony (Christopher Lunsford)

It was like there, it's really hard to take orders and go and like to, to have human spirit and especially in something that's innovative and not, if you, if you work in a company where you just think everybody's

Dumb.

I mean, I can certainly relate with that.

I mean, God, that's all.

And my old job, that's all we did was we spent half our day just talking about how dumb we thought everybody was that was above, you know, it's like it's easy to fall into that in a corporate world.

And so, yeah, the morale gets terrible and.

And everyone suffers as a result of it.

The people at the top who are implementing all that dysfunction suffer and the people at the bottom.

It's like, it's not good for anybody.

I had thought now that I'm doing this, that I could escape away from that.

But that exact same mentality and that dysfunction and that inefficiency,

Like, I still battle it every day.

Maybe one thing that we felt similarly, I would imagine you way more than me, is just feeling like, wow, I have the ability to influence or the ability to...

to, to, to either bring truth or to improve people's lives or, or, you know, every word that you say sometimes matters so much.

And you're just like, man, I'm an idiot.

Like, I don't, like, I don't know, you know, like I would have never guessed.

I mean, we were kind of talking about that before about like, it would have never guessed that it would have turned, that this would have turned into all this, but it's, it is a, it is a, it is a weight that you bear, whether you really even acknowledge it or not, you know, like, um,

Well, you know, you, Lex.

however many years ago, was in a different place in society than Lex is now.

And so it's like every conversation you have or every relationship you have is inherently different, even if you aren't any different.