Rick Glassman

I, I, I'm not, I, when people, when I'm talking to somebody on their phone, I don't think that they shouldn't be on their phone, but I'm, I'm going to wait when, when I'm with somebody and they go to the bathroom, when we're watching something, I'm going to press pause.

It's all the same shit.

But when I see somebody doing that, there's no way I'm not with you anymore.

I'm not with you.

So just say, hey, listen, I know this might be rude, but Dwayne Wade is over there and is a huge fan.

I want to see if I can get a picture.

Come with me or I'll come back and have this conversation.

I just got to go see Dwayne Wade.

The superficial thought is human.

It's the way that you hide it from yourself and or the other person.

And that's where the practice of calling out the game

I think is just, it's not brave.

What's brave is to not look at Dwayne Wade and just pretend that I'm here with you when I'm not.

You know what I mean?

It's harder.

I guess instead of saying brave, I'll say it's harder.

And then, but you also, you find your differences to say, hey, listen, I don't want to be rude.

I just saw Dwayne is there and I wasn't listening for a second.

I'm back with you.

But how fucking cool is that?