Rick Glassman

I'm like, oh, this isn't like, oh, you want me to take your shoes off down here?

Like, what are you afraid I'm going to get mud all over the place?

Whatever it is, nothing mean.

They acknowledge that I had to take their shoes, they have to take their shoes off and...

it's my fault, you know?

And they like call me.

And I also, I was thinking about this recently where like, Oh, they're comfortable right away because I'm saying I'm, I'm showing a weakness of mine and asking for their help.

Will you take your shoe?

I used to make people wash their hands when they can't come in.

Like before I got a dog, I mean, there was no unprotected sex, right?

But anyway, I'm lingering.

And, but yeah, people come in to have to take their shoes off.

They see that I am, um,

because I make a lot of jokes and like I could be a bit aggressive, but they see me right away as saying, hey, I need your help with something.

I have OCD where you sit on this thing and take your shoes off and they feel like, oh, okay, I can maybe now show him my things, which was an accident that I think, like a lot of times when people have OCD, they'll let you know right away at the beginning of an episode and they'll tell me their things because they saw mine.

All right, I'm lingering.

I'm having fun.

The caffeine's still in.

Thanks for having me.

Appreciate you.