This is an IHeart podcast.

Guaranteed Human.

I dropped indie off at school this morning.

And on the way home, I was like, I am so happy right now.

Like, I'm so excited for the day, and I'm feeling all fulfilled. And I'm like, what is it? Why?

Why am I feeling so good? And then I realized because it's raining. I love it. And have you

have you guys heard of seasonal effective disorder? Sure. Yeah, you have the opposite. I have the opposite.

Right. Okay. You have happy. Right. I get so happy. I do too.

And I have to. Okay, you're the same way. I'm the same way. So, but here's the question. And this is, I feel like we have, so, we must have a lot of mental health professional listeners, people who do this for living and can weigh in on this. And I'm curious how you guys feel about it.

Is that like just intrinsic to me that I just like cold weather and rain?

Or is it purely contextual?

And if I lived in Seattle and I was there for like a month, I'd be miserable.

You think it's purely contextual.

I do, too.

Yeah.

Whatever you, whatever you constantly have all the time. You want the opposite. Anytime it changes, it's good. So I feel the same way. I hear it, like there's nothing like you wake up in the morning here. You hear the rain on your roof. You're still curled up in bed. It's like, oh, this is going to be a magical day.

It's also like if you know is going to be a magical day.

It's also like if you know you're having a storm that weekend, and then for just that weekend,

you change your plans. We're not going to go out. We're going to stay in. Fires, hot cocoa,

let's order in some food. That's a weekend. If every day, if every day for months on end, you have to go out in the rain, work in the rain, see

your friends in the rain.

Like your clothes are always wet.

...