Hey deserve your listeners, I just got done watching Tiger King, Murder,

Mayam, and Madness on Netflix.

And wow, what a documentary.

So after I got done watching it, I thought, man, I got to talk about this on the podcast.

So I came into my office, turn on my webcam, and I thought I would go back through it kind of fast forward and get reminded of the whole journey of this documentary and then I would

chime in with my own thoughts. I'm going to spoil the whole thing so if you

haven't seen any you definitely want to watch it and come back and watch this video or listen to this

podcast this is the psychology and Seattle podcast I'm your host Dr Kirk Honda I'm a therapist

and I'm also a professor. Let's see where this takes us.

At the age of 13, I knew I was gay.

And I had a bad time struggling with it.

When my father found out, he made me shake his hand in front of my mom and promised not to come to his funeral.

So I had a real issue dealing with that.

And one night I drove my car off a bridge.

I broke my back and spent five years in braces.

I went to Florida to do my therapy.

And my neighbor was the manager of Lion Country Safari.

And he brought home all the baby lions and baby monkeys

and stuff at night to bottle feed.

And that's where my attraction to exotic animals really started in.

Okay, so right away I have a lot of things to say about that

but some caveats.

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