Rick Glassman

He came over to me.

But I didn't ask him to come on my podcast, the same reason why I wouldn't ask a woman who I just met for the first time at the gym to go on a date.

It's not right.

I mean, I think we have the same agent.

I mean, I could just ask my agent to forward an email, then say, hey, we met at the airport.

Like, maybe I'll do that.

I haven't.

Is that what you're asking?

Like, I'm all for asking people for things.

dynamic of this like within the emotional world but there's also the professional world and I think about that we're a little it's an uncomfortable feeling I feel because I do I book myself and I do this I feel like there's producer Rick and then there's like comedian Rick and producer Rick feels like it's high school and I'm following up with people that I don't want to not that I don't want to but I'm

i don't want to bother you so like asking huberman to be on my podcast at the airport when he's liking my dog it would be like me going in for a first kiss before i have enough data it's like what if he's what if he says yes and he just feels like oh i don't know i'm like do you do you want to be here like this idea i men

you know, women are scared a lot.

Like women go through life in a different way traditionally than men of just like, like the analogy I think of is like, I went into a coffee shop and there was this big dog and he wasn't even showing his teeth.

It was just like this dog could do some damage.

And the person that was holding the leash was talking to somebody else and not really paying attention.

And to get in, I had to go around this dog.

I wasn't necessarily afraid of the dog, but I was looking at the dog the entire time.

And I really thought to myself, I think this is how women feel around men.

And I say this because, like, wait, hold on.

Huberman, I'm trying to think of the analogy.