And I was crying and want to go to the hospital and check on him and then my boss grabbed me.

And he said if you want to continue with this job, you need to detach your brain from your heart when you work.

When you stand on the shoreline, you're just a rescue person.

You are listening to Made of Human, also known as the Mole

a podcast hosted by Sophie Hagen, who is a Danish comedian.

Mow!

Trying to find out how to do life,

but it turns out. In the background of this recording you can hear my

dehumous.

In the background of this recording you can hear my dehumidifier because I live in a very damp place and I just did my laundry and you can probably hear some sounds from the outside,

which might be the sound of maybe the baby foxes

that are playing in my garden, like I'm

fucking snow-wide or something.

It's amazing. I am so attached to these baby foxes and their

mother and I feel like they're my friends and yeah I might be losing it in

solitary lockdown but I love them I love them so much and then I told my friend how much I

loved them and he told me that faxes they don't live that long.

Sometimes they'll only be one year or two years old

so that I should prepare to not see them for much longer.

So that's fun.

What a great cheering up that was. You might also be able to

hear my washing machine. It's it's laundry day today in the in the Hagen mansion that is my moldy studio flat which I deep

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