You know my mama was a librarian.

Seriously, seriously.

She'd set me straight if I was too headstrong.

Seriously, seriously.

She'd sit me down and say, listen, son,

when you're sure you're right, you're probably wrong.

Seriously, seriously seriously wrong

hi everybody welcome back to seriously wrong yeah we're your two pieces of shit

Sean and Aaron I'm Sean that's Aaron yeah and we're here to talk about shit, being a piece of shit, feeling like a piece of shit,

believing others to be a piece of shit.

Maybe a little talk about literal pieces of shit, but probably not that much.

It's more about the figurative.

But, you know, the figurative is related to the literal because the metaphor your drawing is between what you're calling a piece of shit or who and the actual thing, the object.

It's so interesting. Yeah, like that guy's a piece of shit. It feels so intuitive. We're just like, piece of shit has got like this real social resonance to it and like what it

means socially yeah being like really being everyone knows shit is gross you don't want to be around

shit you want shit to be whisked away from you as quickly as possible by a stream or yeah

buried underground or something like that whatever yeah as long as i don't have to look at see i

guess those are the same thing,

smell. Those are the main two senses that I wish to avoid. Well, I want to avoid all sensory.

I'm open to touch. I'm open to taste. The thing is you never have to touch or taste or hear.

Shit.

I've heard people shit before.

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