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Mortuous Cueus phobia, the fear of ketchup, true thing.

Sixth grade, I'm at my friend's house eating a burger, and his older brother walks in and he throws something at the table. My friend runs and hides behind the chair. I'm like, yo, what the heck just happened? I look at what his brother threw at the table, and I see it was a ketchup packet. After checking on my friend, I bust a packet open, I finish eating my fries. And I was like, wait a second. I'm very thought about that story and learned a lesson. We can't be afraid of other people's fears. And so often in life, we're afraid of other people's fears. Imagine if I would have ran and hid because of a ketchup packet like my friend did. Friend was afraid of ketchup, what you is queues phobia. I am not, but I'm not going to hide because he was hiding. And I think what I've done at times is being afraid of other people's fears. So we all do. We're afraid of

getting into a relationship because our friends are afraid of commitment. We're afraid of

getting out of that toxic relationship because our friends are afraid of being single.

Well, we've never left a small city in Texas, our parents

haven't, so we're not going to. And I think the only way to get rid of that is to let go of

other people's fears, let go of other people's expectations. Because it's other people's

expectations that kind of dictate the weight of our own imagination. Absolutely.

When you think about one-hit wonders in the music industry,

they're one-hit wonders because we called him that.

We called him a wonder, and we said that song was a hit.

I think it's a matter of not being afraid of other people's fears

and letting go of other people's expectations which dictate our own.

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