David

Your cousin, John, said, I've got 900 ounces of silver.

Could you guarantee me that since you're going to create Michelangelo's David in pure silver...

Could I come and see you actually take my silver and convert it so I can become part of history in the making? And I sent them a FedEx account yesterday.

Ah, that's funny.

And then, you know, trying to make up for that failure the next day and just became a vicious cycle of excessive exercise, extreme periods of calorie restriction, kind of became a part of some bodybuilding communities where we really had just an extreme perspective on what it meant to be healthy or to have an aesthetic look.

You know, I remember I had Michelangelo's David, like the statue.

You know, I had his ratios of chest to waist to forearm to calf, you know, taped to my wall.

And that was what I compared myself to, whether I was succeeding or failing.

It's just amazing.

Like the, the, The cathedrals, I mean, we went and saw the statue of David by Michelangelo at the museum, at one of the museums there.

There's a museum on every street corner because, well, because they have thousands of years of history here, right? So we got to see David.

We saw...

Oh, boy.

And I don't know that you're wrong, Darren.

I hadn't thought of that one yet, but Darren's saying, okay, so for those of you who are Gen X or older millennials and watched the movie Pretty Woman, Richard Gere's character was, he was some kind of a business, wealthy businessman, right? And it says his character canceled contracts and bankrupted the shipyard he was going to buy to create a fire sale, drove the stock prices to bottom out and then bought them.

And he says, I wonder if Carney's doing the same thing to Canada is hollowing out our industries, bottoming out the prices on resources so that companies like Brookfield Asset Management, for example, can come in and buy them at fire sale prices and therefore enrich himself beyond even what David from Moose on the Loose would think.

So Michelangelo apparently, and who knows whether this is true or not, but it's a really great story.

When he had created the Statue of David, he was asked, how did you create the Statue of David? And he came back and he said, I didn't create it.

I just chipped away at all of the excess on top of it and the Statue of David appeared because it was always in there.

i like yeah right for me that feels like life it's like we come in as these pure beings And then we get loaded with all of this conditioning.

We get loaded with all of these programs, these patterns who we're meant to be, what we're meant to look like, how we're meant to behave, what we're meant to say, all of those things to make us lovable, fit in, to belong, blah, blah, blah, blah.

You could put one of those straws that you can suck the boba through at the end of this thing.

So I am a statue of David Lee Roth.

Now, you'll see at some point in time, but I'm Statue of David.

Am I allowed to show this on the

stream? I don't know if you are,

I got a dangler going on here.

I feel good about things.

I'm David Lee Roth on top.

Yeah.

okay yes right so this woman puts this magical scarf spoilers for hot brassy but this woman puts a magical scarf on a snowman that's you know he's it's not just any snowman it's meant to look like Michelangelo's David right and then he comes to life and he becomes basically her boyfriend and he is you know he's so helpful he's trying to learn about the world trying to learn about her he's so thankful of her right off the bat you know and he's quite gregarious and charming and he knows nothing Because he was literally born yesterday.

But yeah, I would love if you like, can you speak more about this trope? Like, have you seen it show up in other ways? And, you know, I think there's that's is it sounds like embedded also in the sentient object romance as well.

Yeah.