#565 - Are We Ready For Pie?!

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How do the hosts define and describe feeling shy?

Unknown 0:00
Welcome back to the B- We were live, you can bring us right in from that.
Joe Santagato 0:26
Welcome back to the basement yard. Hello. That was pretty good. That was pretty good.
Frank Alvarez 0:30
Are we putting that in there?
Joe Santagato 0:32
We should. No, no, no, no, no, no. Do you? I mean, I could do it again. Actually, I probably can't. The lights are on. What could that be? It's whatever I want it to be. Is that what you do when you're shy? I guess. It was a little... You don't act normal when you're shy, I guess. Like, you're just like... Something's just like...
Olivia Maher 0:56
No?
Joe Santagato 0:57
All right. Don't look at me like I'm an idiot. I'm taking it in, I guess. Well, how would you do shy? Quiet air. Yeah, just not making a squealing noise. You don't got like a... Well, what was this? Why'd you go Rizzler there? Also, what noise were you making over there? You little piggy? What was that?
Olivia Maher 1:16
That wasn't my noise. I mean, but squeal.
Joe Santagato 1:17
I'm not necessarily, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, with the pig. You squealed. But, like, that's not necessarily a noise I'm making. That might be the noise I'm hearing in my head. Like, ooh, like, leave me alone, you know what I mean? You are making the noise, though. Yeah, but I'm doing it to convey it to you. Oh, you're saying that in your head. In real life, like, ask me to be shy. You want me to just ask you to be shy? I mean, that's what I'm doing. Be shy. In my head, it's the squeal. Is that physically what happens when you're shy, though? I'll be honest with you. I can't remember being shy ever in my life. I think when I'm shy, I rock back and forth on my feet. I go from the tips to the heels a lot.
Joe Santagato 1:58
What's the last time you were shy? I don't know. When I'm shy, I'm just like, just don't look at me.
Olivia Maher 2:08
I don't want anyone to look at me.
Joe Santagato 2:09
I don't want to be bothered. I'm going to ask a really weird question, and I hope you guys will follow me here. Sure. Shy is one of those words. Welcome back to Face Me Now. Shy is one of those words that we've used it so much, but I struggle being able to accurately define it. Yeah, like, do you know what I mean by that? But, like, there are some words that, like, we use, we know. It's like we know what they mean, but, like, if you were to ask me to define it, I don't think I could. Because I think that the word is, like, what it is. It's kind of like shy is the word for that act. Like, you're, like, uncomfortable. Still, it's just, like, I can't define it. I know it. You know what I mean? Because it's the word.
Joe Santagato 2:54
I think that's why. Because the definition is the word itself. Yeah. But it's like an uncomfortable, unfamiliar reservation. Yeah, you're like being more conservative. You close. You start closing a little bit. Yeah, I guess. It's just one of those things. But I can't remember the last time I was shy. I think the first time I met Becca, I was a little shy. But after that, I can't. I feel like you're not a shy guy. I'm not a shy guy. Not a shy guy. Not a shy guy. I remember feeling a little shy the first time I met her, but I had to play it up like I wasn't. You know what I mean? You haven't been shy since then? I find that hard to believe. I can't think of when. I don't know. It probably happens in moments. It's not like a year of your life.
Joe Santagato 3:42
Yeah, I was shy back in 2008. If we're thinking of shy in terms of like... Like, I kind of associate shyness with, like, there's an inability to put yourself out there. Like, I don't recall ever having... You've never been in a room where it's like, I don't really know anyone in here. It's kind of like, ugh. So there's, like, a shyness there, I guess. I don't, because I guess in that regard, I feel more compelled to want to, like... Instead of being like, I don't know anyone here, I'm going to kind of go in my shell, I feel more of a, like, all right, I guess I should probably meet people. Open up. Yeah. Yeah. You know what I mean? Open wide, you know? But there's a shyness in the beginning. It's kind of like, oh, I don't know anyone here.
Joe Santagato 4:21
And you're like, ah. But then you've got to, like, force yourself. Yeah, maybe. Yeah, because, you know, you get in, you don't know anybody, you're like, hi, you know, hi.

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