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With you in the studio tonight is Ian.

Richard Rich and Mark.

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Richie, you're going to talk about being a psychopath.

Not to say you are a psychopath.

Not to say he's not. Necessarily.

But the life of a psychopath or is this story from the world of psychology, psychcentral.com is titled The Perks of Being a Psychopath.

I'm more interested in why people love to talk about psychopaths.

Because they're crazy.

Because they're crazy and, you know, some of them are murderers. Are they? I mean, are they crazy? Are they that uncommon? Crazy being... They are uncommon. Okay. I think it's what, like 1% or something? I don't know the percentage, but I think that it's probably more common than people like to give credit for. I think it's because people want to put people that they dislike, you know, ex-boyfriends, ex-girlfriends, you know, maybe a boss, you know, somebody in that category. So it's like, well, that's a term, right? Psycho-X-girlfriend. Well, I'm sure there's psycho-ex-boyfriends, too.

Psycho boss. Yeah. Psycho boss. All these things. Now, of course, you may just be attributing, you know, the word psycho to somebody you don't like or somebody who's done something mean to you. Or somebody who acts in a mentally old fashion. But there actually is a definition of psychopath, and I'm sure we can get into that. clinical, yeah, it's more clinical than just the person off their rocker.

It's about somebody. But there actually is a definition of psychopath, and I'm sure we can get into that. Yeah, it's more clinical than just the person off their rocker.

It's about somebody who doesn't have empathy, as I understand it.

So that's definitely something worth talking about.

Somebody has done something that I don't like, and that makes them not empathetic.

No, I don't think that's it.

I don't think that's the clinical definition. it's... I don't think that's the clinical definition.

No.

What I'm saying is, is that I expect here shortly that we will have, if it not us, someone

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