Theo Von

And Rick watches 12 hours a week of professional wrestling. And when I go and see him and we watch professional wrestling, I'm like, why do you watch so much professional wrestling? And he said, you know, it relaxes me. And also you can see all the theater of life there. And he also likes that people don't actually get hurt. But you're also wondering, wait, was that really part of the act?

And when you look at politics or you look at the world, you know, a lot of it's made up. Like Bitcoin's on a run today. Everyone's excited. It broke 109 or 110. I mean, great, but Bitcoin's made up. I mean, its value is dependent on people's kind of perceived value of it, right? And so he's right. Everything basically is made up.

And when you look at politics or you look at the world, you know, a lot of it's made up. Like Bitcoin's on a run today. Everyone's excited. It broke 109 or 110. I mean, great, but Bitcoin's made up. I mean, its value is dependent on people's kind of perceived value of it, right? And so he's right. Everything basically is made up.

And when you look at politics or you look at the world, you know, a lot of it's made up. Like Bitcoin's on a run today. Everyone's excited. It broke 109 or 110. I mean, great, but Bitcoin's made up. I mean, its value is dependent on people's kind of perceived value of it, right? And so he's right. Everything basically is made up.

And so when you capture something that's real to a person, like a song and the way they sing it, and they're not comparing it to the way they sang it last time, Um, they're not thinking about whether or not their tour is bigger than the other big tour that's out there. There's something that I think really resonates with people.

And so when you capture something that's real to a person, like a song and the way they sing it, and they're not comparing it to the way they sang it last time, Um, they're not thinking about whether or not their tour is bigger than the other big tour that's out there. There's something that I think really resonates with people.

And so when you capture something that's real to a person, like a song and the way they sing it, and they're not comparing it to the way they sang it last time, Um, they're not thinking about whether or not their tour is bigger than the other big tour that's out there. There's something that I think really resonates with people.

And we just go, wow, like that's, you know, I, uh, I see it as like, that's the human spirit in action. It's really beautiful.

And we just go, wow, like that's, you know, I, uh, I see it as like, that's the human spirit in action. It's really beautiful.

And we just go, wow, like that's, you know, I, uh, I see it as like, that's the human spirit in action. It's really beautiful.

Well, and I think that's the beauty of childhood, right? You know, is everything's new. Oh, yeah. You know, it's, and you know, this is actually an interesting segue to dopamine because, you know, dopamine is triggered by a bunch of things, but mostly by anticipation of something. Okay.

Well, and I think that's the beauty of childhood, right? You know, is everything's new. Oh, yeah. You know, it's, and you know, this is actually an interesting segue to dopamine because, you know, dopamine is triggered by a bunch of things, but mostly by anticipation of something. Okay.

Well, and I think that's the beauty of childhood, right? You know, is everything's new. Oh, yeah. You know, it's, and you know, this is actually an interesting segue to dopamine because, you know, dopamine is triggered by a bunch of things, but mostly by anticipation of something. Okay.

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Yeah, basically. So real quick lesson in dopamine. Dopamine's a neurochemical. Some people call it neurotransmitter, neuromodulator. Let's just say it's a chemical. It's a chemical. So it's a liquid. Yeah, basically it's released from neurons. Neurons are nerve cells.

Yeah, basically. So real quick lesson in dopamine. Dopamine's a neurochemical. Some people call it neurotransmitter, neuromodulator. Let's just say it's a chemical. It's a chemical. So it's a liquid. Yeah, basically it's released from neurons. Neurons are nerve cells.

Yeah, basically. So real quick lesson in dopamine. Dopamine's a neurochemical. Some people call it neurotransmitter, neuromodulator. Let's just say it's a chemical. It's a chemical. So it's a liquid. Yeah, basically it's released from neurons. Neurons are nerve cells.

and it's going to bind to the next, it's gonna park in a parking spot we call a receptor on the next nerve cell and trigger the activity of that nerve cell. Nerve cells communicate through electricity and chemicals. The chemicals stimulate electricity. And neurons can make the next neuron more active. They can make the next neuron less active. So this is important.