Rick Glassman

I know Robert Downey Jr.

isn't Iron Man, but I could still buy into it.

You know what I mean?

He's doing a certain type of performance.

So on one thing, I believe you.

I believe that you want to be saying what you're saying.

And also by design of what your show is, it seems like you're documenting your growth, whether it's literally how many subscribers you have or how many people shit before it got into your mouth.

You were just like...

you're learning.

And that's like part of the context of this.

So I've just connected with that because it's like, maybe you have something that will benefit me, you know, like, like the perspective of inclusion, which maybe somebody has said to me before, and it just didn't clock at the right time.

Um, and then you have guests on that, um,

that are like, that have points of view.

So like the combination of a point of view that I might share, I might not share opposite somebody who I believe that since I'm not in the room to call somebody out or to ask a curiosity, I believe that the person is there is going to do it the best that person can.

And I just think it's an attractive show.

It isn't.

I mean, it's literally visually it is too, but like,

Yeah, it's stuff that helps that doesn't feel like I'm watching a self-help.

Not that there's anything wrong with watching self-help, but it's just people talking about, you know what I've noticed?

And like, you did notice it.