Discussion on Autobiographies and Truthfulness
I will never write an autobiography
That's, that's a shame.
I know.
I would read it.
You would?
Absolutely.
There's many reasons for that. There's many answers.
I think it's kind of a global experience to find yourself in a
relationship that is not truthful in some
aspects or deceitful in some aspects, whether it's romantic or business
or friendship. I think humans are fallible and
they lie, and especially with like, you know, social
media, people are always trying to be something
that they s- see or they think is cool or they, you know, uh,
something other than themselves.
Mm-hmm.
And also I think that's a, that's been a plot point for a very,
very long time in
cinema. I don't know that it's, it's new.
Like, if you even think about Casablanca, she lies about
her husband.
Yeah, I mean, it's just, it's, it, it's a universal feeling, right?
That you're afraid... It's one, one of the biggest fears that you have,
the person
that you've committed yourself to is not who they pretend to be.
No.
Not at all.
I will never write an autobiography.
That's, that's a shame.
I know.
I would read it.
You would?
Absolutely.
My God.
Yeah.
The tea.
That's one... Yeah, that's one copy.
That would be... That's one copy sold.
I-
Yeah.
It would be absolutely bananas if I wrote an autobiography.
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