You're copying out that this is your passion, but it's not. Don't I seem passionate about this?

I tell great stories. I bring great people to light but so what?

You're a cunt by not me explain you're weak and you're a cunt by not, not me. Explain. You're weak.

And you want these people to like you.

If these little cunts think that you're something now,

I see you a thousand times more.

Because you love me, because you can't. I see you a thousand times more.

Because you love me, because you care.

Absolutely. I know what you can be.

They think you're a big fucking deal. I know you're not.

And down deep inside, Brian, you know that I'm closer to being right than they are. Oh, My saga with the 50 billion dollar man continues.

It's almost two years since Dan Panya walked into my studio and altered my life and now my

clothing and my dress and perhaps the business of London Real forever and for that I am grateful.

Dan, well they just don't make them like that anymore and I always feel that he's a dying breed and we need to soak up as much

of his wisdom as possible before he moves on because I just don't think future generations are going to be anything like Dan Pania and I think we need him to a certain extent in our life

Even though I equally love and hate Mr. Dan Pania. We get into it here

We go deep in this episode at one one point we're yelling at each other,

he calls me some choice names, and I ask, Dan, it's because you love me, and I believe he admitted

that he does. This is the classic father-son narrative going back to

biblical times. I think the son is trying to kill the father or prove himself to

the father. I'm not quite sure what's going on and yet the father needs the

son in so many ways and Dan needs us

...