Rick Glassman

So like constantly doing this and going like, and ultimately, and this is maybe a corny thing and it's a Snapple bottle, but like,

I love who I am.

I love who I am so much.

I might be wrong.

I also think I'm so funny.

I do.

I'm on stage sometimes and I think I'm so funny.

I also know I might be wrong.

I don't want to not feel that way, but I don't want to feel like, no, I'm not that funny.

But I also don't want to think that you all think this because then there's nothing to grow from, you know?

So this constant thing of like, I love who I am.

Am I being received accurately?

And if so, you don't love me, that's okay.

If you're not receiving me accurately, is there a better way I could have set this up?

Is there a one page that I need to give you?

What do I need to let you know to give me the best opportunity for us to enjoy each other?

And it's exhausting.

And that's where it's like at a certain point,

Did you watch The Simpsons?

You know, at a certain point, it's like your frequency isn't better or worse than mine, but it might be different.