Wim Hof

There's a funny little squirrel.

He's been there for years and he hates me.

And he really does.

He's like an angry little thing.

And I've taken videos of this on YouTube.

posted on social media because I'm like this squirrel like legitimately doesn't like me and so when I start going in the woods he starts chirping and then and then and he's chirping to all the other squirrels and then I kid you not he starts chewing off acorns and he holds them in his paws and he throws them he literally throws them right down at me and then he'll follow me in the treetops and throw acorns down on top of me while he's like if I spoke squirrel it's there's some f-bombs going on

up there.

He's, he's a angry, angry little thing.

And so every year for a few years, but you know, it's like, I connect with him.

I'm like, Hey, I know I'm in your space, man.

I'm like, I'm, I'm, I'm not going to mess with anything.

I'm just passing through, but you know, I come at peace, but, uh, maybe one day, uh, I'll do some breath work with him, but, um,

Really connect with nature.

That's a great story.

But, you know, it's truly one of my favorite things and I don't know how to describe it or emphasize it.

Physiologically, I'm not even sure why it works so well, but I'm so happy.

Like sometimes I get back to the house and I tell Sage, I'm like, I'm so happy right now, I feel like I could burst.

Like I might be the first person to die of spontaneous happiness.

Like sometimes I need some bad news just to take the edge off, right?

Is that possible?