All right, everybody.

So we were talking the other day about the anniversary of the WIP firing.

I don't know the exact date.

I guess it was the 23rd or the 25th.

As time goes on, I forget the actual dates.

These were red-letter dates in the past that I would know off the top of my head.

Like, I don't remember exactly the day that I got fired in Houston. I think it was March 13th, 19th, 6th. I don't remember. Like, I guess as you get older, like, I used to mock people. I'd be like, how do you not remember such an important date or such an important event? And then I'm like, I don't remember any of this shit either.

As time goes on, the further and further away you get from it, the less you talk about it,

you just forget these things.

Like, they're not, they weren't like tragic events in my life, getting fired.

None of these were tragedies.

And I kind of wish they were.

Like, I kind of wish that getting fired was such a big deal to me and it hurts so bad that I never forgot how it felt and I never forgot the date. And I wish it ate at me like that because it would mean that I cared about it. And that's one of the things I hate about myself is that I care it's so little about getting

fired from these places. And I think part of it is because I never fully committed myself to

places. We talk about that a lot on this podcast, but I think there's a thing that I have deep

inside of me that tells myself, if I don't get fully committed to something and I don't fully

invest myself into it, and I always kind of leave this thought in the back of my mind that, hey, things are eventually going to fail anyway, so don't fall in love with this situation. Then when I get fired, I can say it was just a self-fulfilling prophecy and I did it to myself and it makes it feel better. It's like a coping mechanism if that makes sense. I don't know if that

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