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I just have so much appreciation for people who can do that stuff because I have no talent when it comes to that side of things whatsoever.

No, neither do I. I have no artistic talent. My mom is actually good at drawing though. Oh yeah? And painting, but my dad is like,

my dad, he's good at writing, not when it comes to actually put in the pen to the paper, though.

You can't read his words. Yeah, he's just like a terrible artist. What? It's like sloppy or it's like

broken English? So sloppy. I don't even think he can read it. He's like, well, what was I trying to say here?

Well, I mean, considering the fact that he's ended up on the New York Times bestseller,

something's working right there. I know. Yeah, it's a real underdog story, the fact that he made it there for sure.

Yeah. But no, it's just, I don't know what it is.

It's like that part of the brain.

But he knows what, like, looks good.

He's like, he has a lot of critiques when it comes to, like, designs.

And then he's good when it comes to that when someone else is making it.

And he can, like, give pointers that way. But when it's like, if he had to make something, it would just be a disaster.

Yeah, right?

As in that's when I know what looks good, but I have no capabilities to be able to make that whatsoever.

Yeah.

Which is a lot of that is like human science, right?

Like, you know, people's faces look good because like the alignment and the like perfection of the the eyes and

the symmetry and all that stuff right like beautiful people are are beautiful because of science yeah

in some ways you're for it's easy for like to be able to pick up and like oh that looks good right yeah

exactly yeah you can call it out like that for sure yeah Yeah. But you have, I mean, if you can't draw, that's fine. I think you've got plenty of talent when it comes to other things in life, eh?

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