Doom, doom, doom, do, do, do, do, do...

Spot, spiral.

Two, twos, two minds, two hours.

Starting now!

Okay, ready?

Three, and I'm going to say three, two, but don't say one.

Okay?

Three, two.

Hello?

Hi, Andy.

Oh, God. I sort of look on your face. Look at the face, like, this sad, old, what is it called when you're not together? You're a hub of, my, no. You're a shell. A hub. You're a shell of your former self, yes. Although not really your former self. You've always just been a shell. You see my new, I'm taking a workshop. You look taken a back, which is good. Well, let me tell you something. I got very excited before the show. Yeah. I don't have a pencil. I don't have a pen. Well, if I come up with an idea, what should I do? Same thing as always. Forget it. And then I got very excited before the show. Hey, you can't get to me. I like these kinds of people. What do you say can't get to me anymore? I've reached a point where I know how to deal with you. And there are a lot of people during the pop culture psychology days who would do that.

I'm in therapy, and I feel it's best to tell you, you should not bother me at all.

I need to be separate from you.

I'm not saying exactly right, but you know, boundaries and things like that.

So I realized before the show that if you keep this going,

I'm not saying it has to be a tradition,

and we started two minutes, three minutes late,

but if you hang up on me in 50 minutes,

that will be two, three sessions a week that ends up exactly 50 minutes.

Now, my Stephanie does not hang up on me.

You could do a lot of undoing with that. Yeah, she's not a jokester. She's not a prankster that way.

Well, I've learned that we tend to go over on the letters part of the show, so that leaving early is always an option in hour one.

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