Richard Grannon

It's patronizing.

They're patronizing.

And there's something disconnected.

The frustration, I think, is...

If you have been in the trenches and you've stood shoulder to shoulder on a door with a guy from the Congo and the guy next to you who's watching you back is from Albania and you would go the distance for both of them and then somebody goes, you see, the thing is, Liam, you have to be nicer to people who aren't.

You're like, fuck off, would you?

Where have you parachuted him from?

What do you know about anything?

You've never been anywhere.

But you like to give out these lectures.

Yeah, it's a disconnected...

privileged position and the suicidal empathy seems to be born of another interesting term that was coined can't remember by who luxury beliefs so only people who have a very privileged life can afford the luxury of these beliefs and those beliefs do lead to a kind of suicidal empathy that is something we will have to watch out for and also the spread of narcissism or at least the growth of it

It leads to where we're at.

It leads to men and women giving up on each other.

It leads to it being very difficult to maintain friendships across time.

My God, in the podcasting world, there's all kinds of things that go on and backstabbery and ladder climbing that goes on.

It's everywhere.

Narcissism is that bucket term, but there are elements that maybe people don't know about it that are recognized clinically.

It's hyper-competitive.

It's very envious.