Taylor Tomlinson

They're like, I'm fine.

And they were like, I got to go to the bathroom or something.

You think that's true?

I'm giving people the benefit of the doubt.

I only give people the benefit of the doubt now because for years I didn't.

And it hurt me more than it hurt them.

And now I'm like, I'm just going to assume everyone likes me.

Or not even likes me, but I'm going to assume everybody has neutral feelings towards me.

And that any weirdness I feel is coming from me.

And then when you're right and they don't like you, that's devastating.

But if you can just sort of live in denial and go, they got other stuff going on.

what, once a year at most on a podcast?

Or if you are working out in the clubs and you're in town at the same time and you run into someone a lot for a little while.

But that's why you feel so close to people is because when you do see each other, you have these deep, intense, long conversations.

And you go, well, I know them because we shared a rental car once.

I'm about to do, the book's not quite done yet.

So once that's done, I'm starting like, I think like end of July.

What do you mean done?

Like done with like the audio book and everything.

Yeah.