Do you know how many people will tell you they don't like oysters but I've never had one?

A lot of people. I really do think exploring and curiosity is a topic that we need to talk more about.

Maybe you've been looking for a sign because you're a guidance counselor, but you've always wanted to do acting in theater.

And like, maybe you should just go across the street and go to the local theater or whatever it is.

Absolutely. Right? Yeah. like people are incredibly limited and I really do think

that curiosity is the underrated human trait right now attention is the number

one asset vainer, it is very, actually it's not that rare, but you know, it's not every day we get to have

a legend in the building with us on the podcast.

And they'll be coming after this podcast, William.

Yeah, I saw you looking around.

They're coming an hour after.

But this is the precursor.

William H. Macy, obviously, I know a lot of you are incredibly familiar with this work and just genuinely incredibly respected for his craft.

What's fun about this is he walks into the office for this podcast with his entrepreneurial

hat on and we're going to dig in here and I think why I was excited to do this is not

only to get a brief moment with somebody that I respect a lot and get to say thank you for the work.

B, I know that the audience is going to love this because I know how loved he is.

But see, I think it's important to reinforce something I'm passionate about which is just having a multi-dimensional life,

especially in today's world. So many of us, you and I are part of a generation where like,

you know, we grew up without the internet and so the

internet has created a world where just people's ability to do multiple things

a renaissance man is so real and I think it's kind of powerful. I talk a lot about it with

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