Tom Schwartz

That could be terrifying for certain listeners.

Well, I mean, maybe for other people, but I am a person who's very set in my ways.

I'm very stubborn, and my personality is very ingrained in me.

It has been from a very young age, and that's just, I think, yeah, maybe other people are still finding themselves, but I am, this is me.

very secure in myself and in my insecurities i i'm okay with that i'm like yeah like maybe i talk too much or maybe i'm too loud or maybe i'm too stubborn and i'm like that that's okay i'm okay to not be perfect this feels like a therapy session i like look this is this one i'm about martinis and therapy at the smokehouse in burbank something about this feels like i

I do.

So I love watching the episodes back.

Yeah, I love it.

Love it.

What I love about watching it back is because not only there are ten other people or like nine other people that stories are being told.

So there's so much that I don't get to see.

Yes.

I also, the way it's edited, I prefer watching that than watching a podcast back or an interview.

But the way this is edited, you know, the editors have spent 10 months putting this together.

This was not done overnight.

This was thought out.

There's a team of people doing it.

The juxtapositions, the humor.

This is, Below Deck especially, is the kind of show you can rewatch and miss jokes.

It has great repeat value.