Will Arnett

We'll trim it.

I think that's a really great point that you bring up too, this idea of sort of walking that tightrope and maybe there's part of a take where they don't and you don't bring it up, but it allows you to get to that other place.

And I think that in that process, if you can allow, certainly for me, I know, if you can feel safe enough that...

there are no wrong answers and that it's okay to do that, then that's where you can really find that growth.

You can really find that other gear by allowing yourself.

Because if you're worried that you're going to get it wrong or you're not doing it right, you're fucked.

Holy shit, you're right.

That was a dumb, dumb question.

You're so right.

It's very light.

Yeah.

Really cool.

Do you ever... You were saying that you like to sort of write about things that...

I don't know what you sort of said.

Not that scare you, but things that interest you or things that might sort of push.

On the edge.

Yeah.

Are there ideas that you've had, I'm curious, that you've thought about writing, but you're like nervous about writing about for certain reasons?

Are there things you go like, I don't know if I want to touch that?

I don't mean politically or anything, but just because emotionally or something that you, and you don't have to answer it if it's too personal, but.