What's up, guys? It is Modern Crashing in Monday. Monday. I gotta learn John's voice. Monday, yeah, I don't know. He's got a deep voice.

I think I think so. I'm not good at voice impersonation. I'm very middle tone and kind of goes in the higher the higher little every now and then me. Yeah, I feel like I talk with my nose a lot. Yeah, it's funny. Everyone who listens to their voice. A lot of people in the podcast say that they hate their like I don't know anyone who says I love my voice. In most people here the podcast like I hate listening to myself talk. I don't hate it. I just think it's funny.

I forget I read something. It's like you only the whole reason you don't hear yourself the way other people hear you is because while you're talking your ears are vibrating. Good day. Something like that. Well, this week we have Jim. No. Jeff, not Jim. I'm reading your name. Jeff, him said you guys know him as J, him on Instagram.

We talk about, he was on the podcast.

I can't believe those four years ago.

It's crazy.

Four years ago.

That's insane.

And he was working part-time.

And we talk about him transitioning into full-time.

And we talk specifically about what it takes

to make that move, to actually go off on your own.

What it truly takes.

And then we take a wild left turn into mental health.

And for him, what social media basically

brought to his life in a negative fashion

and how he used his religion to get things back on track.

I think you guys will enjoy this one.

Yeah, it was a good conversation.

All of this was news to me.

I'm not on the up and up on all the whole Instagram scene

and stories and all that stuff.

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