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How's Settelain? How do I look from this angle?

It's very odd. It's weird, right? We switch seats tonight.

I think it's good for the liminal space creative upset.

Wow. You know about that? No. There's this thing. I can't really talk about it.

Oh, maybe it's on the other podcast. But I have seven. I'm sorry.

You better. Oh, I didn't tell you. We haven't discussed that.

So let's cut. Cut. Can we cut?

There's a thing they call it's the space that you get into when you're unsure

or your upset or right after something shocking happens or whatever.

It's they call it liminal space. And when you're in that place,

your brain is working like a peak at top performance. So that's why when it's good if you're a creative person,

if you get too comfortable in anything or feel too secure, it's bad.

Because then you can't, the thoughts don't come the right way.

But if you, you know, like get into a thing like that's why like sometimes in

stand up when you're on stage like you know, you're going to open with a couple of jokes.

But then you go into something new and weird because you can come up with something you didn't

even know you were thinking of. That's cool. So as you're saying, stop going to the same cafe for me

every day and ordering two scrambled eggs on a side of fruit and an Americano every single

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