We're getting emo today, guys, and I'm scared.
I took a little break from being emo on this podcast to talk about things that are lighthearted, such as, you know, what to buy your family for Christmas, or, I don't know, other stuff that just isn't that deep.
Just because I can't always talk about deep stuff or else it sends me into orbit.
Like, it just.
I can't talk about deep stuff all the time.
Sometimes I just want to talk about stupid, dumb, surface level things, and sometimes, like, that's necessary.
You know what I mean?
You can't always talk about deep stuff.
Sometimes you need to talk about stuff that doesn't matter.
That is just kind of fun.
And so that's what I've been doing for the past few episodes, but we're getting back into the thick of it today.
We're getting a little bit emotional.
We're getting a little bit emo, and hopefully it's fun.
Okay.
It's actually.
It's not gonna be fun, but hopefully it's impactful in some way.
So, yesterday and the day before that, I had kind of an existential crisis.
And a lot of people use that word as an exaggeration, but I actually had an existential crisis for the past two days, and let me tell you, it's not comfortable, and it's not fun.
I'll read to you the definition of an existential crisis, just in case you don't know what that is.
An existential crisis refers to feelings of unease about meaning, choice, and freedom in life.