Third Eyrops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering for Third Eyed Drops. Mouth novelty is the cornerstone of these mind melds.

At least that's what I try for.

So for the most part, I do my best to take a wide birth around platitudes and cliches and

overused phrases.

That said, I think sometimes they're trite for a reason. Underneath their

overused carapis, there's a creamy nugget of truth in there a lot of the time.

Sure, in some cases they're just highly repeated mouth noises,

things that have become totally inert that are imbued with practically no meaning at all.

I could ramble off examples, but I'll just say it's like the spoken equivalent to walking through a store and hearing an

Imagine Dragon song or something. That band could be singing about baby eating demons and I don't think any of it would

register with me. But my original point is that a lot of the time, cliches have ripened into what they are for a reason because they really do in some way house some widely applicable truth.

That truth just doesn't hit with a lot of impact

because they're so played out, usually. But there's a caveat to that and that caveat is when you hear something

you've heard a million times, but you hear it spoken by someone who truly knows, who's truly been there.

So if I tell you, for example, money doesn't buy happiness, it's not going to mean very much coming from a person like me.

I don't have what most would consider to be the requisite commas in my bank account to make that proclamation.

So speaking of that proclamation, what would it take to make that statement in a way that would perk up your ears? Would I have to have a

million dollars, ten million dollars, fifty million dollars? I guess it's going to be a subjective answer. Of course I have none of those. But how about this, my curious creatures, on this mind meld, we have a living breathing example of someone who sold a business

for over 90 million dollars who is completely and utterly existentially unsatisfied borderline suicidal,

I guess more than borderline suicidal as you'll actually hear,

but I don't want to give away too much of his story because it's just absolutely wild.

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