Oliver Anthony (Christopher Lunsford)

Friends that you had from before maybe, or even just new people you meet, your interactions with them are gonna be a lot different than if this wasn't a thing.

And so it's like, that can be tricky too.

When you've spent your whole life

you know, from the time you're three years old and you're starting to play with other kids and like developmentally learning, like how to share and how to interact.

And you're on the, you're playing, you know, you're playing on the playground with kids and learning how to like set rules and boundaries and how to like basically fit into society.

And like, so you have this whole learning pattern up until whatever point in time when, um,

when success happens.

And then it's like all that shifts pretty dramatically all, you know, in a relatively short period of time.

And so like, how do you, how do you think like managing your previous, like previous friendships or your life, like, you know, how has that been tricky for you or like, it's been tough.

And I still do it all the time.

It's just a different experience now.

But I'm, like, a Goodwill junkie.

Like, most of even my clothes were from Goodwill.

But, like, I have this...

I have this like addiction with buying paintings from Goodwill, like the $8 paintings where it looks like somebody was following along with like a Bob Ross video and it didn't work out quite right.

Like I love, like I buy every one of those.

I'll go in there and buy like 10 of them.

And so just even, you know, anytime you got into public now, it's just like, you know, it's going to be a little different than it was.

You know, I don't know if that makes sense or not.

Yeah, like saying that I'm not in politics, people are like, well, of course you're in politics.