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Chapter 1: What is the hidden cost of overthinking?
What were you doing before we left the house? I was listening to Nickelback on 2x speed.
You were listening to Nickelback on 2x speed. We just let that sit for a second. And you've been listening to Phil Collins on 1.5x speed. Yeah, sometimes 1.6x. Do you want to explain yourself?
I went through a phase that I'm still in that I think YouTube is better to listen to music on than Spotify or Apple Music because you can get live tracks way more. It's underrated live tracks on YouTube. Just hearing the crowd. And I've also stopped listening to hip hop as much. Okay. Because I don't know about you, I started becoming a bad person when I'd listen to hip hop too much.
Did you never get the one? Well, if you just listen to people committing crimes in your head all day long, you do become a bit of a terrible person.
Well, this is what we found when you were at Social Chain and we were talking about Serotonin George, Serotonin Chris listening to Anjuna Deep. And then it was Cortisol George and Cortisol Chris listening to Kanye West.
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Chapter 2: How does music influence our personality?
That was pre-cancellation as well.
Yeah. I mean, even Kanye wouldn't be full cortisol. It would be like DMX. Okay. Or like very angry Tupac. Okay. Vinny Paz is great. Jedi Mind Tricks.
You've explained to me why you think that YouTube is a good platform. You haven't necessarily explained to me why you've been listening to- Just taking a little interlude.
Phil Collins at 1.6 times speed. So when I go to the gym- I put tunes on, on YouTube, usually live tracks. But then I was listening to Nickelback Rockstar, which is a completely underrated song. But if you listen to that at 1x speed, it's quite hard to work out to.
Chapter 3: What cultural differences exist between Britain and America?
But if you go and listen to... If you listen to hip hop, it's too aggressive. Then you want to go and commit a crime. But Nickelback at 1.8x speed, Rockstar, customizer, you change the beats per minute and great workout. But this is actually really sad.
This is really sad, this part, which was on, if you look at Nickelback Rockstar and you go in the comments, it's like, it's this boy talking about how his dad used to listen to Nickelback Rockstar and he's now just about to have surgery and he's unsure if he's going to wake up and he's listening to Nickelback Rockstar. So I'm there like listening to it at 1.x speed, reading the comment section.
Why are you in the comments?
I get incredibly sad. I don't,
Your speed listening to Nickelback reading sad comments. Okay. Well, have you seen the... There's a conspiracy theory that Nickelback's downfall in the mid-2000s was to try and demoralize America after 9-11. No. Why demoralize America? That Nickelback was kind of on this...
surgeons it was sort of uh american spirit it was the equivalent for them in the new world after this horrible catastrophe that occurred and uh it's this huge long documentary like i don't know 40 minute 50 minute breakdown of exactly why nickelback was sort of taken down from the inside i think nickelback are one of the most underrated bands of all time because people thought they were one of the most overrated bands of all time they're now one of the most underrated bands
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Chapter 4: What is savant syndrome and how does it relate to creativity?
of all time until they then become the most overrated because it's swung back again. Swung back again. Yeah. Well, this is like Creed, right? Creed got to come back around.
Chapter 5: Why is frivolous spending important for mental well-being?
There's talk that, there's like this great video that's breaking down why do people hate Nickelback? And one of the theories is that they try a little bit too hard as well. Whereas some of these edgier bands during the era, which ironically everybody's forgot.
There was this interview with the lead singer of Nickelback and he's talking about how he would study songs, like figure out why songs work.
He's like Mr. Beast of music. Yeah.
Chapter 6: How does the moon affect life on Earth?
And because he was trying so hard. Well, there's something about being nonchalant that's cool. There's always going to be something cool about being nonchalant. Yeah. Especially if you're British.
Chapter 7: What lessons can we learn from the decline of empires?
But it's not a very American personality trait to enjoy nonchalance in the same way as a Brit does. Because the Brit, everybody enjoys nonchalance. But the Brit enjoys nonchalance. I nearly said nonsense. It's just something very different.
Chapter 8: Why do people engage in online arguments?
The Brit enjoys nonchalance in a different way, which is that it protects us from having to be called a kino. Like you don't want to be called too keen about anything. And you inherently don't like anybody that does seem too keen or excitable.
Yeah. When you took me to that gym opening the other evening, I was talking to a lady there and And she was implying she was an introvert. And yet she was one of the most extroverted people. I don't think American introverts truly exist.
Not on a global scale.
Comparatively to a Britain scale, yeah. Here's a question, right? If you had introversion, extroversion, and you're massively grouping countries together, what do you think is the most extroverted country and most introverted country if you're grouping the populaces? You're probably not far off with America and the UK.
Yeah.
You're probably not far off.
Yeah. Who's more introverted than us? Japanese.
mm-hmm japanese probably famously cut themselves off kikimori 60 years hardcore hardcore introversion they did a national and a national introversion push them i mean who's more extra i guess it's probably some south american places you know like some latino extroverted right yeah yeah yeah brazil yeah yeah uh
But, you know, we really have gone from one end of the Overton window to the other when it comes to extrovert. But you're right, like an American extrovert, an American introvert is a British extrovert.
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