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Christian and I were at the Prairie Whale in the Berkshires in Great Barrington, shout out.

They have one bathroom which was troublesome for me one day because when I went in there,

somebody had just come out. They had polluted. Let's say. What do you mean?

They had left stuff in there? Yes. Well, they hadn't left it in there. They had permanently. No, they left the vapors of the thing in there. I understand.

Let's just say that. And is that gross or they'm just saying they crap? One of the grossest things I've ever heard.

Poo vapors. Normally in that situation, I will hold it. But this was more of an emergency and there's nobody else waiting.

So I felt like, okay, I'm going to run in and pick was yours. One emergency. Definitely a one. Okay. And when I came out, a very nice lady was waiting to use the bathroom.

And I felt the need to tell her that the odor that she was going to experience wasn't I wasn't result of that. I hadn't. It wasn't your product. No, it wasn't.

I've made products in the past, but I would never she you didn't have to tell her that part of it. No, she probably assumed that.

But I did tell her that I wasn't responsible. And in doing so, I think I sounded guilty. I think it was protesting as Shakespeare.

You know, it's ironic that now you're sounding guilty recounting the story. Exactly.

I, well, we talk about this today and it relates to what we're going to get into today on the episode. So let's get into it.

Life could be a dream. Life could be a dream.

Oh, dude, dude, dude, dude, shibu.

You're listening to Life is Short. I'm your host, Justin Long.

Life could be a dream.

Sweetheart, dude, dude, dude, shibu.

And with me as always is my equally odor producing.

I knew you would say that.

You've, I mean, we've all, we all have. We all do it. We all do it.

We all do it. And there's no shame. And yet I do have shame.

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