Sometimes you want to sit down with a friend who's teachable and you realize Richard

spates in the room. This is the Wayward Podcast.

All right, so we're explaining to Rich how this all works.

It's very exciting. So we have a topic and then we're just going to talk about the topic.

Okay, do we take a topic? Yeah, we did. The Teachable. Yeah, everybody. Yeah, so first of all,

welcome. Richard spate, Jr. Thank you. He is a man about the world. Yes, both. And wait,

the other thing, he clearly is not a sound editor. Oh, yeah. Oh, the air conditioning units.

Yes, that'll also bouncing noise. Do you feel unsafe now that we've closed all the

curve? It's bitch black. We've turned up anything that could make noise. We also might have to

stop if an engineer comes up. Yeah, we're still waiting on that AC fixer.

It's not fixed. I think they're just going to make you move rooms and we're eating blueberries.

Got some blueberries. They're delicious. I don't really got them. Yeah, so, so yeah,

so we thought an appropriate topic that we have not covered on the Wayward Podcast is

cod, cod, cod piece is being teachable in this world. Both how do you teach others?

And how do you recognize that you might need to be teachable? Because you, Richard spate,

are an amazing example of taking a note of being like, oh, I see that perhaps I could do better

here. Well, that's interesting. I didn't even think about that. That's true. But I also think

that you, as we were saying in our last episode, Kim, I see Kim as someone who has an immense

capacity for compassion so much so that when I look at her ability to be compassionate for others,

I go, that instantly fucking exhausts me. Whereas then I look at you when I go rich,

I see you as a person who feels like they're on this planet to teach others.

Interesting. Almost to a point where I go that also seems very exhausting.

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