Hey, just having listeners. It's just me today. So I recently made some reaction videos for YouTube,

and at the end of recording them, I thought, actually, this would make a good audio podcast

episode because I go into so many clinical issues. So that's what I'm going to do today. I broke

up the reaction videos into two different parts. And so this is part one, and later on we'll publish

part two. The interview that I'm reacting to is an interview between Dr. Drew and Trisha Paytest

on Dr. Drew's show. So you'll hear them talking, and then I'll be reacting to it. Let's get to it.

Let's talk about these these these outbursts. So so when I deal with people that have these kinds

of operatives, I personally look at them as like seizures almost like it's something your brain does

and you have no control over it. Yet at the same time, you want to be accountable. How do you

balance those two sort of true two realities, which okay. So that's interesting. Dr. Drew is saying

that according to his perspective, I don't agree with it, but you know, other clinicians can have

their own perspective, that when some people have emotional reactivity, that it is more akin to

a seizure in that you don't have any control over it. On the other hand, he's saying that we need to

be accountable to our behavior. And so Dr. Drew is presenting that to Trisha. Now by very limited

understanding of Trisha's behavior and the way Trisha talks about their issues is that

partially it is out of Trisha's control, but very much some of it is under Trisha's control.

So let's see what Trisha says here. She's you don't have control once they're triggered. You don't.

That's a reality. Maybe the medication will help you now in that kind of thing. I think of it like

a seizure. Yet when patients have this stuff, I do have to kind of go, hey, hey, come on. How'd

you get to that point? What are you going to do about it? That kind of thing. Right. Absolutely. So even

if we do have conditions that will cause us to have behavior that is mostly out of our control

or puts us into a mindset where we want to do things that we will regret almost immediately,

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