Romesh Ranganathan

then something needs to change.

And so I think for you, corporate drone, the problem you've got is you haven't actually found the other thing that you might want to rather do.

So I think I would treat the next few months as like you playing around and seeing if there's something else that you prefer.

And if you do find something that you really find exciting, go for it.

The one thing I would say is you do have to take into account

the newness factor of anything you do.

And, and so when you're doing something that isn't your job, you're excited by it because it isn't your job.

But I'd say like we were excited by comedy.

And then when you, when you start making your job, you do run the risk of ruining it for yourself, right?

Because it becomes a grind or whatever.

Yeah.

And you have to be careful of that.

But look, I am of the opinion that we should be

we should be looking to make our lives as enjoyable as possible, but you have to, that has to be a considered decision.

Don't just go fuck you to your boss, leave, and then start trying to get into a podcast.

I would make that a safer decision as possible by looking at these things and seeing if you can get into it.

I'm glad you got this one.

I think it might be pronounced Cabena.

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