On Monday's hot cat, you made one of the interns agents says that interns professional,

I think I've got drips.

Also, we were like pleated khakis and polas that don't fit right, like Dylan does when he's selling real estate.

I don't know, I think I look damn good.

I wear some nice boots and everything, so I don't appreciate the disrespect on the interns' assessments.

Thank you.

That's a grievance and that's fine, but I have to say on the pantheon of adult jobs with drips,

with drips, the insurance agent is just not near the top.

When I think of the most generic job for an adult man, it's like insurance guy,

someone who sells insurance.

That's not a slight.

I have buddies who do quite well, so of course.

You can make a great living doing it, it's a good job, but it's just such a generic job description.

Yeah, but don't you envision every insurance agent under the age of 40 and most over the age of between 40 and 55,

they're all wearing the Cole Han wingtip athletic shoes?

It's the least interesting profession.

Like someone says, I still have insurance, I don't want to hear anymore.

Okay, that's all I need to know.

Tell me more about your job, I'm over it.

I don't want to hear about anyone's job.

I feel bad, and I feel like it's kind of awkward because we're in a scenario where we have a job

that some people want to learn a lot more about it at dinner or something like that.

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