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doing things that maybe take you out of your comfort zone, but are also things that are interesting to you.

So that's my spin on it, right?

Is, uh, again, separate your comfort zone, but do things that are interesting to you that may not necessarily like fall in line with things you've done in the past.

Um, I just, as of the recording of this podcast, um, I have had improv class number two tonight, um,

Um, and it has been one of those things I've done improv in the past.

Um, in my, my other life, I do a lot of stuff with Lego and one of the conventions that go to does improv every year and been involved with that.

And some people from second city, if you don't think about improv, um,

And something popped up, a local theater that's doing improv for adults.

And I signed up and had a chance to meet some new people that I would probably never, ever talk to normally.

And I do something that's completely normal with no friends that I know of that are there.

New friends, I guess.

And yeah, as a result, it's just one of those things that I think you get...

not improv's not for everyone um it definitely has a chance to um improve off improve their ability to think on your toes which i think is one of the reasons why i'm interested in doing it i work in sales so having that requirement to think on your toes is pretty good so again uh step outside your comfort zone and but do something that's fun to you that uh opens your horizons a bit that's awesome how about you tyler what do you got

What's up?

Well, it was a big comment.

Sorry, real quick on the train.

Oh, go for it.

Yeah.

I had a.

enlightenment the other day uh really quick here um so we moved right and um i have woods that are in the back of my house now i own i own a small chunk of the woods um we had some people over some friends over and i put a bunch of my steel targets in the back we didn't really get a chance to shoot him too much with like air rifle so bad dude yeah or yeah exactly with air rifle or airsoft