Rick Glassman

I think it would be really cool to have a one page that you continue to get a doctor, you add to it, you take away of all your faults.

Not your faults, things that you're admitting necessarily, or faults that are like, here's things that I'm ashamed of, but I don't want to be.

I mean faults that benefit the other person to know.

I sometimes don't make space for other people because I interrupt a lot.

It doesn't mean I'm not interested in you, but

You might sometimes have to check me and say, hey, Rick, I wasn't done yet.

You know, certain things like that, I think, as a name tag, I think would be just a really cool way of meeting people.

Great.

I'm feeling emotional.

I mean, you know, like somebody says it and then when that thing happens, you're like, oh, that's that thing.

And that's hopefully what happens as you get to know somebody.

You don't just get to know the pleasures, you get to know the obstacles.

Also, would have been a good clip.

Yeah, I agree.

I also think that on the other end of that is some things, let's not be too proud and think that we shouldn't shave them down.

I think there's a craft to the line, but recognizing...

and making efficient the line between self-love and the want for self-improvement.

And they're not mutually exclusive, but this idea of, hey, this is me, take it or leave it.

Yeah, once you've broken it down to its core and this is what it is, there's only, you know, like there's only, I'm always gonna have neuroses.

But like, so I make people, when I go into my home