This is a headgum original.

Previously on the headgum podcast.

We can't tell them maybe you're about to cry.

It's very jarring and upsetting to us and then we have to say something about it.

And then that's not good for the listener.

And it's interesting you say look to your corner because sometimes I look to my

corner it doesn't feel like anyone's in it you know and to George's point it's like I

get that I've built a reputation for myself of being

pipes in your hand right I see the pipe in your hand. So already, like, you did bring up, like, oh, this is something that makes me

vulnerable, no one's in my corner, and now you have the pipe in your mouth.

So you're actually not gonna full... Well, you don't, I don't think, that's not true. And you don't fully get it you're not going to fully engage because you're like now you're just kind of like a prop comic you're devolving you're devolving into prop comedy and so you don't actually have anything to put on the table you

rhyme and you hold a pipe you you I just want to point back to like maybe 45

seconds like you're like oh it makes me sad and then I'm not glad or whatever the

fuck you said you would do a rhyme and then you put a pipe in your mouth and then that you're like oh

But there's no but um chute we're just kind of all left like what are we supposed to do to that then that? Then the conversation becomes about the pipe. And so then, oh,

are we have to suffer a whole conversation just to make you feel like a big man. Oh, a big man with

big pipe in a closet, right? Sorry, podcast proceed.

I just had to throw that little,

those two cents in there as well,

because that was some great feedback, Marika.

Thank you. That's a sinister dance. Should all the acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mine?

Should all the acquaintance pay for that?

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