Welcome to Feedback Friday. I'm your host Jordan Harbinger. I'm here with producer Jason

to Phillipo. Here on the Jordan Harbinger show, we love having conversations with our fascinating

guests. In this week, we had Leon Logothetus, who's making his way around the world without

any money and relying only on the kindness of strangers. And Moby was on the show talking about

his meteoric rise to the top of the music industry just when he thought his career had basically come

to an end. That was one of my favorite interviews recently. And not because I'm a huge Moby

music fan, really. I mean, I am such was, but really his honesty was was crazy. He really didn't

try to make himself look good in the book and was very candid on the interview. Jason, he was just

kind of like, yeah, try taking like a lonely, only child of the anxiety disorder, give them a

ton of money and a ton of fame, like a perverse social experiment and then just watch everything go

wrong. And he's like, that's my life. And I just thought, wow, what could possibly go wrong?

Yeah. And he had great observations. You know, one of the clips we took that I think we threw on

onto YouTube was him saying he's sitting there dinner with like the Dalai Lama and Yulan musk and

Bill Clinton. And he's like crap. I'm still myself. I still have anxiety and feel like crap and

don't like myself. And it was just like, wow, because I think for a lot of us, if we're if we're

really candid with ourselves, we harbor that secret fantasy too, though. If we just had

these certain accoutrements or trappings, we would be we would be better off. And for most of us,

it's money, like, oh, if I had as much money as so and so, like, you know, and he got this lucky break,

you know, I would live in this awesome spot. And I wouldn't even worry about any of this stuff,

but I get, you know, it's easy to just think that that's going to be you. When then you're just

going crap, all my problems are still the same. I just have nicer clothes. Yep, that's true. You

know, wherever you go, there you are. That's exactly what I wanted to name the clip. And Jen was

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