Third eye drops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering the third eye drops. My friends if you've been listening to this podcast or really any other similar

podcast for a while you've probably noticed that when you start babbling under the pretense of a

podcast like this a lot of remarkable things tend to happen instance, guards often come down. Things often get personal.

People let some of their deep darks flop out publicly publicly sometimes on the very first time I speak with them and that is a really wonderful,

rare, valuable thing in the modern context.

It is a deep, empathetic sort of human thirst, I think, to hear conversations like that, to have conversations

like that, a thirst that we don't get to quench very often, unfortunately, especially with the media that we consume.

And that's why I love podcasting so much.

But tendencies aside aside it's not like this thing is

uniform by any means I never know what the fuck is going to happen. Each kind of conversational

alchemy is a little bit different. There's always at least a hint of new

flavor in every single one of these wraps and on rare occasion I meet someone that

it just feels like I have an immediate resonance with like It just

hyper-charged, it just feels like I have an immediate resonance with.

Like, all of the best aspects of the show are just hypercharged,

magnified by our interaction.

And I have to say that my friendship with Ramine Naser

has become one of those.

As it's matured, our conversations feel more and more

effortless like a game of idea tennis. But I think it would be doubles.

Doubles idea tennis, because it's definitely not competitive.

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