I'm pretty sure that you have a way harder time getting through life for the average person, Ari.

I don't know why anybody would listen to this.

I know I won't.

Ari, you're if I single-handedly broke up my marriage. You're an awful person.

You're 24 years old. Why would I listen to you? Why would you be giving therapy and advice to people who clearly need it?

It doesn't make any sense, Ari.

This is a horrible idea.

You're listening to, you're listening to Unlicensed, unlicensed, unlicensed, unlicensed, unlicensed therapy with Ari Minnis.

The closer I am with people, the less interesting in the conversation.

Sometimes you think it'd be more interesting, but I'm like, we already know everything about each other and we've talked about everything to certain friends.

How do you find when you're interviewing people?

Do you prefer them to be a close friend already?

Or do you prefer to be someone that you just find really interesting and want to get to know?

It's just funny.

Like, no matter who

it is i just run out of steam at a certain point and i'm like i just want to like not be so focused

anymore you know like my cognitive bandwidth is just only so is there any secret health

product that you take before you interview someone to make your cognitive bandwidth better

my cause coffee yeah I mean a little bit of coffee I find that if you drink too much there it's called like

a you shaped curve where a little bit is better than none but too much could be detrimental um as well

so it's like finding that sweet spot too much people people are going to think you're on cocaine. Exactly. What about do you find that same thing with cocaine if you take a little bit of cocaine before a podcast? That's a good question. I should try it. I've never tried. I've never I've never actually tried cocaine. I feel like none of the health experts are talking about the benefits of cocaine. There probably are some...

There's got to be some, right?

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