0:00.0	What's a shit, shit, shit, shit, so it's a fucking shit.
0:15.6	What song do you want played when you walk into a room?
0:19.2	Daydream and D for cello. And it's by Eric Kinney.
0:38.3	How? How? Okay, um, carb. Potatoes.
0:40.3	How?
0:41.3	Either potato chips or just regular potatoes.
0:44.3	Cheese?
0:45.3	Sharp cheddar.
0:47.3	Okay. And condiment.
0:49.3	Not super usual condiments. Um, butter probably. Butter? Yeah, butter can be a condiment. If it's the number
0:59.2	one thing I'd use, it'd be butter. We're in on this, folks, if we think butter is a condiment.
1:04.6	What was the breed of dysfunction of your family? And what was your relationships like with each of your parents?
1:12.6	My mother was completely disconnected and so there was no bond or any emotional connection.
1:19.2	My father worked from home.
1:21.2	So it's like I was always around them if I was not at school.
1:24.3	I was always around my family.
1:26.2	And I wasn't allowed to go see friends or go go outside
1:32.5	of the home very much at all unless it was like to church. It was very regulated and I was kept in a bubble.
1:39.9	The everyday life was nothing too explosive.
1:45.5	It was everything that was not said and there was all the actions that weren't done, if that
1:51.4	makes sense.
1:52.6	So there would be no conversations of anything real or reality and there was no emotional
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