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Do You Even Movie? | The Crow (1994) Love, Vengeance, and Rain-Soaked Justice
The Crow (1994) is the focus of this Do You Even Movie? discussion, with Henrique Couto and David Denoyer exploring the film’s story, cast, production, and horror legacy.
“Buildings Burn, People Die, But Real Love is Forever!”
We’re closing out April Showers in unforgettable fashion—with a rain-drenched, emotionally charged 90s classic that’s also one of Henrique’s all-time favorite films. Join Henrique and David as they descend into the stormy streets of Detroit for a tale of loss, vengeance, and gothic heroism in 1994’s The Crow.
Directed by Alex Proyas and starring Brandon Lee, Michael Wincott, and Ernie Hudson, this supernatural action film tells the story of musician Eric Draven, who returns from the grave exactly one year after he and his fiancée were murdered—to seek justice as the vengeful spirit known only as The Crow. 🦅 In This Episode:
- Is there any other superhero movie with a style this unique?
- Was the film cursed from the start—or just chaotic?
- Which actors were almost cast as Eric Draven?
- Why does Brandon Lee’s performance resonate so deeply?
- What key changes were made from the original comic source?
- How many times has David seen the 2024 remake—and does he hate it that much?
🎙️ Also Featuring:
- On-set firearm safety: what’s standard procedure?
- The glory days of music video-style movie promos
- David’s bold new hairdo: explained
- A sneak peek at May’s upcoming theme
- Why Ryan Coogler’s Sinners is worth hitting the theater for
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In a world without justice, one man was chosen to
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protect the innocent and to make the wrong things right.
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It's not a good day to be a bad gaz guy.
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The film, the critics are calling dazzling and piercely hypnotics.
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Brandon Lee is sensational triumph.
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Brandon Lee the pro rated R now playing at theaters everywhere.
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In a world where podcasts reign supreme. Two Friends Dare
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to Ask, Do You Even?
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Movie hosted by filmmaker Enrique Kuto and movie aficionado David Denyer.
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Spoiler alert.
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Rolling on both also is it as what it?
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Uh is? What it is? That's a great way to
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start the show. I mean, as if it wasn't enough
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that I have to put a warning at the beginning
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that if anyone has recently watched American History X, why
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is it aimed to be prepared for your hair cut every.
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Time I shave my head? That that's the joke?
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Well, first of all, I mean you answered your question
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with the every time because you do it, You do
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it enough that you know a good joke is worth remembering.
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Yeah, but this was kind of a mental health shave
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this time around.
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Uh do I dare?
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I mean I'm not going to go into it, wonder. No,
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I'm not going to go into it much this time.
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Okay, because I mean, like, in general, shaving your head
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for mental health is not.
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Man It was an episode. No, I was on, was
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in a manic episode.
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This is the first time hearing about it.
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No.
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I texted you right after it happened, when I said,
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am I being Have I been off to you lately?
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Oh? Well, no, there's that. But you didn't say I
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shaved my head in a manic episode?
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No, because I mean I did it didn't really have
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a reason to say that just yet, So.
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You saved it for now when I was trying to
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politely banter about your.
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Haircut basically, yeah, sure.
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I mean if I had known that you shaved your
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head out of a moment of like of like a
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mental struggle, I probably wouldn't have made a joke about
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you looking like a skinhead from American history X, at
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least not so immediately. Yeah, I might have tried to
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like cushion it.
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I did also make a Facebook post that said, sometimes
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you have to shave your head and clean your apartment
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and then all about mental health.
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I know if only I, I and I should have
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read it. I wasn't doing anything over the weekend.
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I was.
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I was definitely on the on the web the whole time.
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I mean I did see that you were cleaning your apartment.
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Yeah, which definitely needed it. And who doesn't, well my
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my situation. So basically what led what led to me
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getting rid of my hair was a combination of I
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had my six month review at work and then also
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on top of that too, like I had been struggling.
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I mean, as as I said on the show before,
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I'd been struggling with with what to do with my hair,
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and when it wasn't for anything of lack of not
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having solutions, it was lack of action.
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You you refuse to own a hair brush?
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Yeah, well no I own a hair brush now like
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I owned I own a hair brush. It's more so
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like it didn't didn't buy a hair dryer, didn't change
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my shower routine at all. I was I was in
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a very depressive state on and off for a bit,
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and it was just genuinely no guidance, like no, no, no,
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no path for me to go on. So I was
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just going loosey goosey, which when I had my six
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month review, that was brought up, and I was honest
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with my boss on that matter too, because my boss
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is an awesome person and she is a cancer survivor.
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She's genuinely like one of the best bosses I've ever had.
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And she expressed concern like it wasn't even it wasn't
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even about work. It was it was mainly just like, hey,
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not even out here, not even in there, like you know,
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are you are you okay? I'm concerned, was like basically
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how she started. And I straight up told her, I
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was just like, you know, I just have felt very off,
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and I mean, there's no other easier way to say that.
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It was simply that. So sure, when I got out
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of the meeting, it was it was a combination of
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told her that I was going to absolutely try to
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do better obviously, and I mean, and she was very
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receiving to the information and also like had feedback for
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it was like giving me mental health podcasts and like
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some stuff that she listened to as well. So it
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was a really good meeting. But when I got home,
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I was like, what's the one thing that I could
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possibly do that would show her that I not only
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heard her, but also that I'm like taking what she
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said to attention, and.
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You were like killing animeahborhood cat.
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Kill a neighborhood cat. Indeed, No, but no, no it was,
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and I can I can say it on on here
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for the first time. That like the when I took
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the when I took my razor to my head and
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did that initial just stripe down the middle, which is
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usually how I start. It's instantly just felt better, just
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instantly felt the electric razor like clipper clippers. Okay, first,
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not like a straight razor.
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I think it was a straight razor, I thought, but
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I was like, not like a shaving.
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Like electric electric clippers, And it was just that initial
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down the middle just immediately fell off my shoulders and
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then you know, ten minutes later I was looking in
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the mirror and I was just like, fuck, I feel
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so much better.
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The freedom from being skunked. That's the term that like,
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especially like cranks. Well, but but just any shave right
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down the middle was cold sunk.
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Yeah, yeah, but no, it was when I say a
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manic episode, it was mainly I had texted several friends
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you included, and had been had you andly asked like,
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how have I been the last few months? I mean, honestly,
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most of twenty twenty five where we're you know, as
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we're recording this, we're rapping towards the end of April,
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we now, so, I mean we're almost into five months
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into the year, and it's been it's been a struggle.
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But when I took the clippers to my hair and
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also decided that I was going to take my Friday
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off and clean my apartment topp to bottom, which is
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what I did, and then the next day also went
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and got a chore like chart basically like to put
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on my fridge and like keep myself in a routine
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because that's what I need. That's what I came to
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the conclusion of was that if I don't have a
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routine and just go at it, Lucy Goosey, I will
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lose my fucking mind because I just don't have any
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balance and I will not put my feet to the
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fire on action if unless it unless it needs to be.
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And that was kind of a wake up of just
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being like depression hairstyle whatever we want to call it
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at this point, like it was, I didn't do anything
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with it. I picked it out, I you know, shampooed
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it and everything. When I showered, didn't call barber, didn't
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even try until literally that day I tried to get
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into I called my text, had like gone through like
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three of them, like right or after my meeting, had
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gotten on the website of a couple of them and
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checked none of them had openings because it was good Friday.
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It was Easter weekend, so everybody who had appointments for.
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Everybody was giving their hairs up for lent.
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Yeah, I was giving their up for lent. But no, yeah,
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I mean it was just you. You've made the comment
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that I've shaved my head before. Yeah, I like, I
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I've gotten pretty damn good at it at this point,
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because I don't think you can really fuck it up.
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Oh okay, that's what that was my look. When you
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said you gotten pretty good. I was like, yeah, but yeah, yeah,
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I can't.
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You can't really fuck that up unless you just miss splashes,
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which I did a couple, but I plucked those on
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the drive too, on the drive to pick one, I mean,
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fair enough, not like patches, Like it was just like
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a few stray hairs like behind my ear that I'd missed. Yeah, yeah,
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but yeah, no, it was I me on this show
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right now, has probably felt the best I have and
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in a couple of months. Honestly, like it's just I
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This past weekend has been a refresh for me looking
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at my apartment as a whole in regards to like
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cleaning it. I had been looking at dust bunnies. I
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had been looking at like, you know, just stuff in
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the corners and whatnot, and had been like, yeah, I
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should get to that. You and I share a similarity
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though that sometimes when I look at something that needs
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to be done cleaning wise, I'm like, that's gonna take
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me all day and talk myself out of it.
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Yeah. Yeah, adderall helps with that, I bet. But but
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I mean, but instead I work all day. Yeah, uh sometime,
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I mean my average days could be twelve hours or
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more and I'll see the mess and be like Jesus,
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I wish I had an hour. Yeah, Like I would
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kill to have that hour to clean that. That's been
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a big change since I started ADHD treatment. Yeah, has been.
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I used to just completely avoid it. I just be like, ah,
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I forget it. Now I'm just like, ah, if only
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I didn't always fill my cup with work.
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I get that.
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Which, uh, It's it's hard to explain I was talking
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to somebody the other day. Not to steal your thunder,
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but I was talking to a friend. I think it
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was actually Michelle I was talking to about it. But
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I mentioned that the way I live is I wake up,
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I get out of bed, and then within two or
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three minutes, I am in my office and I'm fully
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in work mode. And she was just mortified. She was
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just kind of like, how, And I was like, I
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don't know how. It's it's just what you do. It's
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it's my thing, that's.
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Your routine, that is your routine.
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Well, sure, sure, and and but most people, you know,
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they have like a little bit of a transition time
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from a wake to work, you know, the old cliche
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like reading the funny pages and drinking your cup of coffee.
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Do you think that you go directly to it because
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you just see your workload as never ending.
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No, it's because it is never Yeah. I mean no, no, no,
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I was just being silly, but no, no, I mean
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that's part of it. I'm obsessed. I was actually the
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other day I was watching Top five. I'd love that movie,
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the Chris Rock movie. I was rewatching it and he mentioned,
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you know, as an alcoholic, how he was at a
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restaurant and he saw a guy just leave his beer
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half of drink on the table, and he was like, man,
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how do you do that? And that made me think
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of the story in Stephen King's autobiography on writing about
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how he had to at the end of every night
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he had to pour all the beers left down the
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drain because he couldn't sleep if there were beers in
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the house undrank, and I was like, man, that sucks
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to be that addicted. And I was in the middle
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of an incredible battle with my printer, with my disc printer,
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which is really important to a major facet of my business.
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Was this before or after you had run doss to
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get it to a.
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This was during during? Yeah, this was during And I
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had that moment where I was like, man, that would
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be really awful. And then I stopped dead, and I
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was like, could I sleep if this problem we're still
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going on?
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I wouldn't be willing to say I couldn't, because I've
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definitely had points where, like I've been working because problem
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solving is a massive part of my job, I've had
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moments where, you know, at about one thirty in the morning,
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I'm like, I gotta go to bed. I'm gonna hit
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it tomorrow. I'm not like, you know, I'm not like
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literally manic about work often, you know, but last week
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was extra crunched because the plan was for the week
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to be easy, and then I had the audity show
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get tacked on, which I'm happy about. I mean, it
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was a really cool experience. But because of that, then
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the week became normal load and then when problems persisted
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or joined the call, then it became you're screwed. You've
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got to work as hard and fast as long as
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you can, and that is never fun. And I promised
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myself I was going to step away from that, because
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I did that in October and November and in most
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