Tom Green

I'm not thinking about all the things that I'm normally stressed about, whether it's work or relationships or whatever.

things that are just normal standard things that you're pissed off about.

And all of a sudden you're just, oh, not even thinking about that anymore.

I'm just thinking about making sure I don't get an infection on my foot.

And you're sort of treating it like a military operation, trying to save your foot or trying to make sure that you make the right choices in your cancer treatment.

And then when you come out of it, this is true, it's possibly a learned thing.

You come out of it and you realize, oh, all that shit that I'm normally worried about doesn't matter compared to,

what, what I just went through.

And then you can kind of maybe learn from that.

And you know, then you, as time passes, you slip back into the same routine.

You start stressing out about the same things again, but then every once in a while it pops into your head and go, at least I'm not dealing with the foots healed and I'm outside right now and everything's good.

I'm walking, I'm talking, I'm alive.

Exactly.

Yeah.

I see you doing those cold plunges, and I haven't done that yet, but people do that in lakes and stuff.

Yeah, it's awesome.

I want to do that.

Get a sauna.

Put it right by your lake.

Yeah, I want to do that.