Rick Glassman

I think FaceTiming, because you could also always just hang up.

Yeah, I mean, it's also when you say safety, it's not just physical safety.

There's also just like your own, you know, your social battery and your sense of comfort.

And like, depending on the person, if you're not enjoying it, do you just, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Or do you say things like, I've learned so much about how to communicate with people by editing my podcast.

And when I watch myself communicate

I used to, when I would get bored in a conversation, not that the other person's boring, not that I was meaning to judge them, but I would just be honest saying, hey, I'm a little bored with this.

And like, we talk about something different.

Some people, it seemed like they received it well.

Some people may be like, oh, and that became the topic of conversation.

Then we would talk about communication, whatever.

But I would watch myself.

And as I'm watching from the audience, I would see I'm not bored what this person is talking about on the monitor.

But I was bored in the room.

What do you think is going on there?

I think what was going on there was I wasn't interested or I missed something and I was wondering if I was in focus or not.

And I'm just like, I'm not connected.

Right.

And I mistook not being connected by meaning I'm not interested.

Right.