Tom Green

I still have my foot.

This is a learning experience.

I'm not going to do that again.

It's like, after I had cancer,

Sometimes it comes into my mind like a little bit of a light bulb or a wave.

Like I'll think to myself, you know, if I'm having a slightly bad day, you know what I mean?

And I'll be like – I don't know.

For whatever reason, it happens just sometimes when I'm out doing normal errands and I'm having a slightly bad day.

I go into the gas station pumping gas or something, and then I think to myself –

oh man, at least I'm not in the hospital right now dealing with some crazy, you know, existential life and death thing, you know?

And so, yeah, maybe it is a learned thing because of what I've been through with that because the same thing happened after I burned my foot.

You know, as soon as it's sort of, as soon as you're quickly sort of, you go from, I can't believe this has happened.

I'm angry.

I just ruined my vacation.

I might lose my foot.

This is horrible too.

Okay.

how are we gonna get better?

How are we gonna make sure that I do everything to change the bandages on time?

And your whole life changes, right?