Rick Glassman

I can't dispute that.

That has nothing to do with me.

The only thing it has to do with me is what I choose to do with that information.

I very, very much seek that.

Not just the information, but to surround myself with people who are generous enough to offer it.

I think a simple analogy, I've said this on my podcast before, but it's like when somebody says you have a booger in your nose, you're like, oh, I want to be around this person.

I might not be happy that there's been a booger in my nose, but I'll be happier than looking at it later and seeing that it's been there the whole time, you know?

I'm just arguing that this person probably won't be able to tell me why.

because they they would have i would have known by now maybe but perhaps they had they didn't feel like they had the permission to do it perhaps they were scared it was a them thing not a you thing how about that okay deal question for you i got a little out of like i i wasn't present with you for like 30 seconds i heard you but like when i moved like this i was aware are we able to how's our focus are we is this annoying if i'm doing here and here i don't know

Okay.

You're all right.

Nice.

I love talking about this kind of stuff.

I love talking about this kind of stuff with somebody who, one, we don't know each other, so you, but like when it's like somebody that you might be, like, you know, you're going to be seeing this person a lot and you're going to be dating them, working with them or whatever.

And like, Hey, let's, could we just talk about how we're wired for just like,

hours, you know what I'm saying?

And then we could forget about it because then when something comes up, it'll be like, oh, this is what I was talking about before.

Thank you for letting me know.

Or would you mind just almost like,

marinating in potential shorthand that could come out later.