Rick Glassman

More than that, I'm so sorry that you felt you had to do this.

But I don't think you understand.

You put those clothes on and you sat in your car where you've also sat after you were at the gym in those clothes.

Hey, those are outdoor clothes.

Let's just sit on some blankets.

So like...

How I am this thing, I accept this of myself.

I don't love it.

I'm working on it, but I have accepted this is what it is.

If I were to accept what this is and just lean into that entirely, you'd be wearing a fucking hazmat suit every time you came in my house, which then makes it worse and worse and worse.

So by me letting people into my home in their outdoor clothes and they sit on the blanket, that's, it's a, then sometimes they sit on like somebody on my podcast, I have blankets for everybody.

somebody will sit off the blanket for a second.

It used to be, ah, you know, like I need a new couch.

You know, now it's like, I don't even react that way.

Now I don't like it, but it's, hey, could you do me a favor?

Could you?

And they go, oh, I'm so sorry.

Like, it's all good.

And now I'm not losing my mind.

I actually learned that I have to tell them before, not because of that, but because I do a lot of, I'm a silly boy.