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There's this clip I wanted to play Ryan Reynolds.

The Adam Project.

Yeah, this is a new Netflix movie.

So he, I guess, he kind of goes back in time at some point.

I don't know the movie. He actually pulls his younger self forward. Forward. Okay. All right. And so he's actually, they break a barrier that should not be broken. So his 12-year-old self is with him. There's a clip of him of him talking about giving advice to his 12-year-old self. I haven't heard this yet. Yeah, it's interesting. I would say that that's on his own. I'm not doing, I'm not helping him on anything. No, he's got to, you know, fall on his face, make mistakes, say dumb things, do dumb things. You've got to make all those mistakes. That's the foundation of uh learning so that leads to the

question of what would you tell your 12 year old self given the opportunity to do that i love these

things because also in a way um it's what you can tell yourself now to help put things in

perspective you know yeah what what you did what you fretted over that you did not need to and things

you should have been more, um, aware of. Right. I need to first put myself at 12 years old again.

So what grade? Seventh grade. No, so seventh grade. Yeah. Seventh grade, man. That was a,

that was a pivotal time, uh, in my life. but I want to say it was well yeah maybe it was

12 or 12 years old then um it's really hard to think because there's so many different things

I mean do I want to focus mainly on uh because at that time I was starting to uh like like girls

yes we're starting to come into my life and I was starting to yearn to have a girlfriend and things

like that.

And it was hard for me.

I did like I was, I didn't, it took me a long time before I dove into that world.

So I might give myself a little bit of advice about that.

Get as much trim as you can.

Lower your standards and get laid.

Oh my God.

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