Rachel Martin

Like someone who's, you know, did something to someone, wronged them 20, 30 years ago, more.

You literally go find that person for them and help them sometimes come back.

Confront them and have a one-on-one exchange.

Sometimes you don't find the person, but somehow through the journey, they've been able to understand their life in a more intimate way.

I mean, it's very emotionally intense work.

I mean, you say you do this work in part just to feel things.

That's a lot of feelings, Jonathan.

Like, it's a lot of living that you're navigating through other people's experiences.

Mm-hmm.

I really love interactions with strangers.

They make me very happy.

They give me life.

They make me feel connected and alive.

And I think you might love strangers even more than I do.

Because it's your whole thing.

It's like a random person will come into your inbox and all of a sudden you, I imagine you fall in love a little bit with them and their plight or their struggle.

Yeah.

Closed in.

Don't talk to me.

But you've developed a way.