You are the most awkward person I know in certain situations.

Sure, sure. I felt it.

I feel every time.

This is a thing about being awkward that people don't give enough credit for.

I know what's happening. I also want to leave.

But I don't know what to do next because it's my fault.

You see, but now I feel bad for you. But here's the thing I don't feel bad I'm just know it's happening. I wish I could stop. Okay I'll give you an example. If someone tied you to a chair you know that to get out of the chair you'd

have to break the ropes yes but you don't know how to break the ropes right

don't have the strength to break the ropes that is me in every conversation

except you're the person who tied yourself to the chair.

Yes, yes, yes.

You're the person tying yourself to the chair

and then you sit there looking at the other person like,

oh man, this is weird.

Yeah, I look at the other person like, I shouldn't have done this. Hey what's going on everybody.

Welcome to another episode of What Now?

The podcast where we talk about all the conversations that are

invading your brain yeah that's how I see them they're invading your brain this

week we're chatting about rocks. The rocks flying in space, the rocks under your feet, and the rock who is no longer involved in politics.

Now, the only thing I enjoy more than having conversations is having them with some of my favorite people and this week I'm joined as usual by my good friend Christina all the way from Los Angeles.

Yes, she is a mom, she is a thinker,

and she's a person with a voice once again.

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