ChatGPT Escaped Containment

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Why does Jordan open this episode with an apology and what sets the tone?

Jordan Adika 0:00
Welcome to Sad Boys, a podcast about feelings and other things also. I'm Jarvis.
Jarvis Johnson 0:06
What's wrong? When the guy wants attention.
Unknown 0:15
I just... I need to make an official apology. I was very late to recording today. I've been trying to be generally a little more punctual, and I think I owe an apology not just to you and you, but to you, the people at home.
Jordan Adika 0:31
Why do you owe an apology to the people at home? They didn't have to wait. What's wrong?
Unknown 0:38
I've made a serious lapse in judgment. I remember those words, yeah. I know that a lot of the people listening think that I am a flawless genius, like a generational talent. comedian that they're calling, you know, the next Bill Hicks. They're saying he's got transgressional ideas that people are scared of hearing, but he's so funny and he's hot and he dresses perfectly and he's amazing at driving. Right. And like, he's like funny and sexy. And I know people are saying that. You're hot and you're sexy. And I'm snatched and I'm cute. And I know that this is what people are saying about me and that's what they believe. I just, and I need to, and I'm the smartest one on the show. And the list keeps going.
Unknown 1:24
And the list keeps going. And I don't want to get lost in that because obviously I'm here for accountability. So I want to focus on that. I think you might be lost in that actually. I want to focus on the stuff that I could be doing better, which obviously doesn't include the way I look. I look perfect. It's like my skillset and the things that I do kind of day to day. But you're also a genius. I'm also a genius. And, um... I forgot where I was going with that, but you're welcome. Thank you for your apology. No problem. Seriously, anytime. How's it going? I'm good, man. I think. Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep. It's the Will Butrin check.
Jordan Adika 1:58
Oh, I... I'm fine, but I'm neutral. I don't... Oh, I actually don't know. Yeah, maybe. I don't know. I think... I'm afraid to say that I feel no different. But that's kind of how I feel, but it's also fine, I think.
Unknown 2:22
May I say... What's wrong? I just want to earnestly respond every time you do it. Here's the thing. I can't account for all the factors that are going on and what's changed, what's seasonal, et cetera. You seem better in...
Jordan Adika 2:43
In the way I dress, in the way I look, how snatched I am.
Unknown 2:46
You're getting better.
Jordan Adika 2:46
You're getting closer. I'm getting closer to a genius, yeah.
Unknown 2:49
I'm calling him the Jordan Adiker of the next generation.
Jordan Adika 2:51
Right, that makes sense, yeah.
Unknown 2:53
And understudied. I think you're, I feel as though you have like general kind of glow. Ooh, call me, hey, reporting for duty. Thank you for your service. Or maybe more like, not in a, this is an altered version of Jarvis, but the one I recognize most with maybe like, maybe you're just getting more of it in the day. No, for sure.
Jordan Adika 3:14
Longer than... There's one thing that, and I don't know if this is residual dread, but I get dread... over social interactions incoming incoming so it's like yesterday like uh today jacob and i are going to a friend's um birthday and i felt dread yesterday about having to see people later this evening. And I'm like, ooh, I don't like that. But I don't actually know if it's just residual feeling of how I may have felt in the past about this, or if I will actually experience.
Unknown 3:55
To training. You're trained for that feeling.
Jordan Adika 3:57
I think that actually, usually when I'm actually doing the thing, it's fine. But the like, I don't wanna, like I'm scared, or I wanna stay in. stage fright because there was at least something last week where um i was texting you about it because i was like man i am really i don't well i want to go to this thing if i were create a character giving myself motivations yeah i would want to be going to this thing yeah this is but As it stands right now, I can't even... It's like nails on a chalkboard. And I was texting you about it. And then without naming any names, I found out that a load-bearing friend... You blessed me with this phrase. A load-bearing friend wasn't going. And then I no longer felt guilty about not going.
Unknown 4:45
Yes, it's the ratio tip from 51 to 49.

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