What I say versus what I think are two totally different things.

I would say 90% of what I say is probably not what I'm thinking.

Which is challenging, you know?

And I really admire people that actually can do that

and say what they think.

Because they invite a lot of other things into their life.

And I think it's part of me that doesn't like conflict.

So in the end, I just always try to play it super flat.

I try to think a lot before I speak.

Some people like my wife, for example.

She just lets it come out.

It's like, fool when it's out.

And I'm like, oh, it's...

And you know what she's right?

You know, her instincts in her nature is usually right

with a lot of things that she says and think.

And I'm always like, how did she do that?

Because I got to think about it for five or ten minutes, you know,

and think, how do I really deal with this, you know,

particular situation or answer?

Because I don't want to say something that in the end,

I'll be like, I wish I had said something different.

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