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Look man, oh I see him, I'm blind. Bowen, look over there. How is that culture? Yes.

Let's culture Eastas. Ding dong, let's culture Eastas calling. You were going to take me to task on something. Yeah, I hate that you always say how tired you are.

I hate that I always say how tired I am. It's so interesting. It's so bad. It's so dumb. Why do people do it? Why do I do it?

I would even go as far as to say I don't think so honey. People who their thing is how tired they are. And that's you. And I'm so sad to see that's become your identity. You're so much more dynamic than that.

I'm not saying it's my identity. Who's saying it's my identity? I am. You're saying it's so much like you've been so tired.

Yeah, I don't. But I am. I am worried. Are you too tired to talk about? No, I'm worried that it is becoming your...

No, no, no, no. I'm worried that it's going to it's it's pretending something bad. What is portend? I think I'm worried it's going to be a disease.

Okay, stop. Because I asked I so I said to Bowen stop talking about how tired you are and he looks at me and he's like sunk down in the couch and he goes, what if I have something?

And I said, well, bitch, you are currently on prep, which means you go for regular checkups. So I'm just saying, you go now for your regular by the way everyone bone yanks on prep.

Stop. Just say he's an L.A. He's on prep. Maybe in New York soon. He's showing all about what you on tour. He's on prep. Look, I think you're fine.

But I let here's a thing is it's like everyone's tired. You know what I know everyone's tired. Literally everyone is tired. But I just bit for for this particular trip.

It's like it's that whole millennial burnout thing where there's no boundary between work and relaxation and like that's just what it's become.

So that's it. So I'm and so I've been worn out by not working. I'm also make sense.

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