You know, they say life is a game.

And I think sometimes it's partially true.

Not in the sense that we don't take life seriously, but there's different modes to life,

you understand?

Growing up I was a big video gamer, you know.

I love my Nintendo, my Nintendo Super 64, my PlayStation, all of that, you know.

I love my games.

One of my favorite buttons on my games were the reset button.

Like just starting over, you know, once you beat something, you're like, let's do it again.

You know, I'll get excited about it.

Even though I just beat that final boss or maybe I was frustrated and I said, you know what?

I'm stuck on this level.

I'm gonna hit that reset button.

You know, you have the fast four button, you have the B1 button, you have the pause button.

Then of course you have the play button.

You know, I would say one of the most annoying buttons to me is the fast four button.

I know there's a whole culture and community of people that listen to podcasts on like three times

of speed because you can do that.

And I don't understand that because when I listen to a podcast, I want to hear

how that person feels, you know, through their tonality and their voice, through the press.

I want to be in that conversation with them in real time.

But I think our culture, and I understand, is on fast forward all the time.

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