Welcome everybody to this episode of Typhology. I'm Ian Morgan-Kron, welcome to the show on which we explore the mystery of the human personality through the lens of the A-gram. I'm here with my friend, my producer, my guru, my divine light.

Anthony Skinner, how are you doing? I'm good man, I'm good. I'm feeling excited about who we have on the show today and I'm excited about what we did last night.

Yes, right? Yes, that's right. The porch. The porch hang. The porch hang. Yes. Which our guest regularly attends. That's right. Yeah, that's right. Let's talk about the porch.

Here's how it works. I have this friend Lance, and he and I randomly just started doing this. We invite a group of guys and we don't tell each other who's inviting who.

I don't know what three or four people are using and I don't tell them who are three or four people I'm inviting.

People come to my porch and we bring very expensive cigars. I buy really top end bourbons. I can't drink but I can watch. I can be the designated driver. We just sit and we just kvetch. We just talk on it.

The funny thing is that although I have to say about not knowing who each other are inviting because sometimes interesting fairs and long-term people show up on the porch.

I've had a couple of surprise moments up there and in the interest of Confidential, I'm going to drop names. But I've had a few moments like what? Show up on my porch and vice versa for Lance.

I'm always worried that I'm going to invite somebody that had an affair with the wife of somebody on his team on my porch having a reconciliation or a boxing match on the porch or you robbed me of my business blind 10 years ago.

I didn't know you were going to. It is. It is all ends of the spectrum. You never know who's going to be. It is all ends of the spectrum.

There have been some cool moments right because there inevitably there's like a cool question that emerges and from your notebook. I do. I have a note.

It's true. Hold on a second. Just a question. I have a notebook of questions. Right. Right. Because I think questions are so powerful and for years and years and years I have collected questions. Like that is a big thing for me, man. Like to me, a beautiful question is something that like makes my heart saying.

Oh, totally agree. A great question. Even if I can't answer it doesn't matter. It's just too good to be true if it's a great question. I think the right question is oftentimes better than the best advice. Right.

Oh, yeah. Totally because it's troubling. It gets under your skin and stays there a long time. Yeah. The answer is bounce off my forehead. But like a good question sticks me in the eye. What? Anyway, so today's guest is a regular on the porch.

CJ Casiotta or so I like to say Casiotta all the way from Nashville, Tennessee via East Meadow, Long Island near my hometown in Connecticut right across the water. This is of course my good friend.

Is it water so well, by the way? Water like a true northeastern. What how do they say water? Water. Yeah. Not water or not water. No, no, no, no. Water. Yeah. Yeah. You got to say like a little bit. You got to give it a little bit of the good fellas.

Exactly. Like water. I was very impressed by your presentation. Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate it. So CJ Casiotta author of the new book Get Weird Discover the Surprising Secret to making a difference. And any gram Ford boy, that's a big surprise for a guy who wrote a book called Get Weird. Anthony, did you hear that? I did hear that. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. A four running a book called Get is a memo figure is a memory. Pretty much.

There you go. Well, man, I love this book. And of course, it's really fun to have you here because you know, sometimes you have people on the show you don't know. And it's like one thing, but it's great when you have friends are that are on and you can, you know, really dig into their psyches because you know where their vulnerabilities are.

So glad to be on. Well, do you like the porch? I love the porch. I'm pro porch. I'm pro porch. There's a lot of stuff going on in this world right now. Everybody's either, you know, on one side of the other, can we all disagree?

The porch is good. The porch is good. Yeah. That's an easy scars.

Woodford reserve and prying questions from me about your personal lives.

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