392: Patrick Clancy on 60 Minutes, Gen-Z’s Interview Accessory + Taylor in Her Office Building Era

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What is Taylor Swift’s new “Patient Zero” single and its visual direction?

Lauren Atkinson 0:05
I just popped my neck before recording. And I saw something on Instagram where a 34-year-old had a stroke from popping his neck. Yeah, so that's a word of warning. Well, well, well, hello, everyone. Welcome to the show. I just, it's an intrusive thought I thought I'd share. We have those intrusive thoughts all the time. And that's a classic one that I often see on videos that are like five things I'd never do
Stassi Schroeder 0:30
as a
Lauren Atkinson 0:30
neurologist. You know what I really hate about those videos? What? I have to watch them the whole
Stassi Schroeder 0:37
way through.
Lauren Atkinson 0:38
Well, because the intrusive thought is, like, if you don't watch this, you will not know.
Stassi Schroeder 0:42
And thus,
Lauren Atkinson 0:42
you will, like, fall prey to it.
Stassi Schroeder 0:44
Yes. And
Lauren Atkinson 0:44
die. Yes, you. Or it's, like, five things I would never let my kids do. I
Stassi Schroeder 0:47
don't have
Lauren Atkinson 0:48
children. But it's, like, I got to watch
Stassi Schroeder 0:49
it
Lauren Atkinson 0:49
all.
Stassi Schroeder 0:50
No.
Lauren Atkinson 0:50
What if I need to warn Courtney? I get this one that's like five things I would never do as a coroner. And the coroner is like, it's crazy because, I mean, it's a woman and she sees death all the time.
Stassi Schroeder 1:01
So
Lauren Atkinson 1:01
she's like every possible scenario. I don't know why I thought that was so funny. Women can't be coroners. Speaking of coroners. No, I think it was just more like in my head when you said that, I thought about like I wouldn't embalm this way, but not quite where we were going. Do you want to be buried or cremated? Oh, cremated for sure. Just the sense of claustrophobia scares me. Like I'd rather if for some reason I can feel the heat, I'd rather just like go out and have that. I'd rather have excruciating pain. Oh, you're talking about being accidentally cremated alive, right? Well, I've always wondered if you potentially just still can feel and see, like, hear and see things past your death. Like, your physically or your spirit?
Lauren Atkinson 1:44
Like, we just don't know for sure that no one ever has any. I mean, we do. I guess we don't know for sure that nobody ever has been. No one's reported back. Yeah. True. So I guess there's a part of me that just feels like being in a box forever would be so claustrophobic. I completely agree.
Stassi Schroeder 1:59
Whereas like
Lauren Atkinson 2:00
I can endure the fire for a few minutes. Yes. Yeah. We're on the same page about that.
Stassi Schroeder 2:04
What's your reasoning?
Lauren Atkinson 2:05
Mostly I like the idea of ashes to ashes, dust to dust, like returning back to like the ever present, like everything. Well, the problem with that though, is that you're really expediting earth's processes because if If anything, you should be walking into the earth. This is the goal for death. In terms of your body being broken down
Stassi Schroeder 2:26
in the right way? You
Lauren Atkinson 2:26
should be nourishing the earth, right? And so it's not just ashes. It's
Stassi Schroeder 2:30
not the best
Lauren Atkinson 2:31
biological material.
Stassi Schroeder 2:32
You
Lauren Atkinson 2:32
haven't earned the right to be ashes yet. You need to be picked apart by mosquitoes. You need to nourish the earth, which has nourished you. It's your time. So the best way to die is to walk out into a field, a white linen dress, Flowing.
Stassi Schroeder 2:48
Dough
Lauren Atkinson 2:48
and dress. Flowing silver hair. Okay. And lie down and return. Do you think you will ever like let your grays grow in? Not that you have grays now.
Stassi Schroeder 2:58
Why have we
Lauren Atkinson 2:59
turned? A beautiful vision of completing
Stassi Schroeder 3:02
your life. Just
Lauren Atkinson 3:02
because you're the last person I would see like letting. That is so fucking rude. The silvers.
Like.
Lauren Atkinson 3:11
But it's just like this vision for yourself. No, I think that I probably will just like, like the second I have a gray hair, I don't think, I think I'll just stop doing my hair. You'll walk into the forest that day. walk into the forest that day. I mean, the vision of who I think I am and who I actually am, the Delta is so large,
Stassi Schroeder 3:33
it could
Lauren Atkinson 3:33
be an ocean. Likewise. So I like to think that I will just go gray, but I
Stassi Schroeder 3:41
just think,
Lauren Atkinson 3:42
yeah, I mean, knowing how often you and I like to get our hair done, i've i've been doing better but this episode is brought to you by booking.com you know that feeling when something stops you in your tracks a photo a song something a friend said and suddenly you're thinking about being somewhere else completely maybe it's a beachy hotel in charleston or a vacation home for all the extended family in palm springs whatever it is booking.com makes getting from here to there easy go on book that trip it's easy booking.com booking.yeah

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