Hey guys, it's Stephanie.

This is your weekly dose of BS.

Okay, so we left off with me talking about watching the Charlie Sheen documentary.

I don't know what it's called, but I believe it's on Netflix.

So, did you watch it? Very, very, um, candid. It was very good. Yes, it was. I think that's how documentaries should be. If you're going to do one, if you're going to do like a whole thing, and I think a lot of people would try to make themselves look good.

He called both friends and enemies.

Like he had more enemies and friends.

I mean, he was like, let me have it be as honest as possible, which I thought was very refreshing.

And it did not make him look good at all.

I mean, a lot of it did not, was not like pretty.

But it was interesting, especially

because I think most people listening, remember the whole, like, Tiger's Blood thing when he

would just, you know, was kind of losing his mind. And people were cheering that on. They thought it was

so, you know, like it was like a memes and everybody, like it was kind of a cultural moment that

strangely somebody was like losing their mind and everybody was, you know, crazy to watch,

a little fascinating to watch. Kind of I would say it's a little bit like the, you know,

that everything happened with Britney Spears and she kind of had a spiral. I would equated to something like that. It was very public and he wasn't trying away from it.

And it was like, holy gosh. I think it provided a lot of insight to like he's always been that way.

He's always been like to some degree an adrenaline junkie.

Yeah.

And he's always been after, I guess he's just always been self-destructive.

Mm-hmm.

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