Ryan Shelton

Yeah.

If that makes sense.

Like I feel that, um, that the reason people want to hang out with me or people invite me to things is because, you know, I've got a successful podcast or, you know, I've made a video or been on a show that whatever like that, that is,

I worry that if all that went away, then people wouldn't like me or respect me as much.

It feels like one of those, um, I think, I think you've changed the bank on those wonky bricks.

Yeah.

It feels like a wonky brick that was put in there at one point.

Yes, it is definitely a wonky brick.

Yeah.

Um, but, um, yeah, not for me to psychoanalyze or for us to write it down now, but I just think it's really interesting that, um,

Yeah, because it's so clear objectively to everyone else how incredible you are and how much worth you have regardless of any work you do.

It probably didn't need to be said, but just to put it out there.

Yeah, well, it is nice to hear it, but...

And I would say the same to anyone.

And it makes sense.

I get it.

I know because people, of course, people are so much more than the things they do.

But yeah, for whatever reason, that belief is in me.

It's a tough one to shake.

Yeah, you were always very confident that it was going to happen.