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Hello, you guys.

What's up?

Welcome to this week's episode of Don't Think.

The podcast for anyone who spends more time analyzing their life than they do actually

enjoying it if that resonates with you in any way shape or form i'd say that you're in the right place

for today i actually wrote this episode on my flight back from toronto over the weekend i was in

toronto to watch the world series which if you've been following me at all, you probably have picked up on the fact that I'm not like a huge sports girlie, traditionally, inherently. I did not grow up in a huge sports family. I don't know shit about baseball. Okay? I didn't know. I didn't know what a grand slam was till Friday night when I saw the JAs get two of them.

This is a sports podcast now. No, but it was a really fun weekend. The MLB invited me Friday night and

I had the pleasure of going with Tim Hortons to their sort of box hotel room, which was a really

cool experience on Saturday night. And so MLB, Tim Horton,

anyone, if you're listening, I'd love to be invited back. Actually, I guess by the time this airs, the World Series will have been over. So go Jays. Anyway, I've wrote this on my way back on the plane. I find feelings for me hit fucking hard on flights. I don't know what it is. High altitude, high feelings. I can't think of

a flight in my life. I haven't cried on. I could be the happiest place in my life. And I get on that airplane, the tears are going to start to fall. Yeah. And it's just nostalgia and disbelief of the world is so big and I'm so small. So I'm listening to Voicness because there's no Wi-Fi on this plane. First I wrote this episode of the podcast and then I was like, I'm bored now. What do I do?

And I'm listening to these voice notes,

and I come across one, most of my voice notes on my phone are either podcast, episode, ideas, or

music that I've written. It's low-key, have a music degree. Settleflex. Music degree I've never done anything with. Should I sing for you guys? So I'm going through these voice notes and I come across one that's like an hour and a half long and I'm like, what's this? Oh my God, triggered. I forgot that I recorded the phone call where me and my ex broke up in January. So I'm listening to that. I'm like, should I be listening to this?

And then I'm like, it's kind of juicy.

I should just, I should just release it as an episode of the podcast.

Anyway, yeah, I was, I was flying home.

And this just sort of came to me.

So I want you to think about, really think about the most creative person that you know or the funniest person that you know.

And I will not be surprised if they are the same person.

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