Oh, uh, yeah. Yeah. What song do you want played when you walk into a room?

Daydream and D for cello.

And it's by Eric Kinney.

Okay. Okay, um, carb.

potatoes.

potatoes.

How?

either potato chips or just regular potatoes.

Cheese?

Sharp cheddar.

Okay. And condiment.

Not super usual condiments.

Um, butter probably. Butter? Yeah, butter can be a condiment. If it's the

number one thing I'd use, it'd be butter. We're in on this folks if we think butter is a condiment. What was the breed of

dysfunction of your family and what was your relationships like with each of your parents?

My mother was completely disconnected and so there was no bond or any emotional connection.

My father worked from home so it's like I was always around them if I was not at school I was always

around my family and I wasn't allowed to go see friends or go go outside of the home very much at all unless it was like to church. It was very

regulated and I was kept in a bubble. The everyday life was nothing too explosive. It was everything that was not said and

there was all the actions that weren't done if that makes sense. So there would be no conversations of anything real or reality and there was no emotional context of anything.

Everything was hidden unless it was a very explosive nature where one of them got really angry or they would argue with each other, right?

And I was kind of the third party in the room. I was the object. I wasn't an actual person in order to relate to there was definitely

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