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Andy Kane is here, and we thought today's podcast would be a thought-provoking question from

Andy Kane.

Yes, Andrew.

What's today's question?

My question is the irrational fear you had as a child and I, boy, do I have a couple of

them. Irrational? Irrational. Yeah. Irrational. Yeah. I used to have a dream when I was a kid, nightmares when I was a kid. I went to, my mom took me two at the bathroom and she said, go and use the bathroom, I go in and close the door. And it was this old sink. We had the cold knob on the left and the knob on the right. I would reach up up to turn on the sink to wash my hands and hands would come out and try to pull me and suck me into the wall. It would try to suck me into the wall. And I had this nightmare all the time. All the time. Okay. Mine was, I thought there were sharks in the pool. Like, I don't know why. How could a shark get in my pool?

I don't know. But in my head, every time I'd swim, especially in the deeper end, all of a sudden you'd be like, but what if there was a shark? Like, what if it just popped up out of nowhere through the filter? Same. I feel out. Yeah. For sure. I mean, it couldn't, actually. could it? Exactly, but it's the same way that hands aren't coming through your faucet.

That could happen.

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