 I think that the rest of the jackass guys are a lot more healthy than I am. Yeah. Because I've got this like attention thing and like this crazy like, you know, I don't know how I have to be working, striving, trying to accomplish something all the time. And as a result, like I'm always in a perpetual state of like anxiety and stress. Like. And it's partially ambition, you think? Sure, yeah. And you know, it's something that in my second book, I just analyzed the question because it's something that I noticed bothered me for just a long, long time. The question, are you happy? Like whenever anybody would ask me, am I happy? It would just make me uncomfortable. Yeah. It would make me uncomfortable because like my initial instinctual reaction is no, I'm not happy. I feel gripped by fear, anxiety, like everything's not OK. Like, ah, you know, like I've got to frantically try to scramble and hustle to do something so that everything might be OK. That's my default. Yeah. And is that a bad thing to bum me out? I certainly have always felt like it's just a rude and personal and like really inappropriate question for someone to ask me, am I happy? That's funny. And I broke it down and I really thought, and I'd say, you know what? I think I know why. Like what it is is like I don't want to be happy because I think like happy is synonymous with content, right? Like content sounds dangerously close to lazy. Funny, you've got your father's sense of capitalism and your mother's sense of self-destruction. You could not have nailed it more perfectly. You have a capitalistic approach to self-destruction. Yeah. Stevo, ladies and gentlemen. You even worded it better than I did in my first book. Well, bastard. Son of a bitch. Hey, did you like that? Did you like that? Yeah, did you like it, though? You want more? Don't want to work? Would rather watch videos of me grab acid with people? First of all, go up here to subscribe and then go up here to watch more clips. This is like when the weatherman says there's a high parenthesis coming in below. I'm not really used to the green screen.