Psychology in Seattle.

So Bob, I have some emails from listeners.

I thought we'd go over him and answer them.

What do you say?

Yes, let's dispense wisdom. This is the

Psychology and Seattle podcast. I'm your host Dr. Kirk Honda, I'm a therapist and a

professor. Who are you Bob? I am your friend from graduate school from way back when.

We've been friends for 25 years

not just since graduate school we actually hang out sometimes too I won money from you the

last time Penn State played you dub

thanks for reminding me twice I think think. Twice I won money.

You gotta find that one marker.

And I'm a therapist in practice here in Seattle as well.

Yeah.

And I'm trying to figure out what a wisdom dispenser would look like? Would it be like, it would look old.

Oh yeah, sure. Maybe made out of wood.

Uh-huh. And it would, I'm thinking like one of those change dispensers you

you have a do you still have yours I can't leave that you remember I had no I

don't oh too bad yeah I used I was an ice cream man, and we would be dispensing so much change that I had one of those hand, you know, people would put them on their belt, and you'd carry all the different kinds of

coins. It's funny to think back to then because the ice cream that I would sell

would go down to 25 cents you know you could give me a quarter and I would give you a

popsicle. Yeah. And I'm guessing today that's not that's not the lowest price.

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