Thomas Curran

You just come out and say it, right?

Like, this is the industry you're in, and it's a performance industry.

People are going to review your work all the time.

i honestly don't know how you do it honestly i don't know how you do it because i would get away with it because i i especially like well maybe because of this kind of comedy especially you joe well hold on i've read the book

Yeah.

So standing on stage in front of people trying to be funny is just my worst nightmare.

Because all I have to do is worst night out.

Yeah.

So big, big respect because it must be tough.

But there you go.

Oh, goodness me, that's a huge question.

Well, I don't know the answer to that.

Just like most social scientists, we are guessing.

But I would say there's a few good places we can look to.

If you want to start big, the whole society is built, or the whole economy is built on a framework of everybody's discontent to some extent.

Because if we felt contented,

then we wouldn't need to consume and work so hard.

And if we didn't do those things, then of course, jobs would be lost, businesses would close.

A very, very short order would be in a very difficult recession.

So if you want to get like the really root of it, like our whole economy really spins on an axis of discontent.