Part of having obsessive compulsive disorder is your mind always jumping to the most negative possibility.

Always, right?

And I mean, I'm talking everything from like like I want to get coffee right now. Well,

what if I get over there and the coffee shop closed and then I've wasted 10 minutes and then

fuck I'm going to get to the place and I'm not going to be I'm going to be drowsy and I'm not going to be very animated and the goddamn

podcast is going to suck and no one's going to come to my shows.

Versus just go get the fucking coffee.

It's right.

If that place is closed, there's going to be another one along the way.

My brain always jumps to the negative first.

It gets better because it has to get better.

We're all made of you. better. comedian from Denmark and you're listening to the made of human podcast or in short

Mopad. It's a podcast in which I speak to nice people about life. That's really it. We have a

chat and I think for about an hour we just feel less alone together. How does that sound? That's fair enough. Isn't it? Is it too crunchy? I don't know. This week I am speaking to American comedian Sean Patton. I saw his show at the Edinburgh

French Festival and I was like he is the essence of the mopad. I am pretty sure you'll

love him. I'll let you listen to our chat in just a little bit.

First you need to know. I'm going on tour of the UK with my new comedy show,

Dead Baby Frog, which is a funny show about emotional abuse. So there we go. Little trigger warning for you there.

I'm going to be visiting the following places and I'm now going to butcher all the names.

So I am going to do a show in

Pita Bra, Winchester, Liverpool,

Faram, Coventry, Swindon Leeds, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Norwich,

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