We’ve Lost the Plot (And You’re Posting About It)

Bill opens this one giving Dan credit for something rare—actually making him laugh. That turns into a conversation sparked by Is This Thing On?… and an idea that might be crazy enough to work. Or not. You decide.

But then the episode takes a turn—from funny… to uncomfortably real.  Because Bill got called out: “You think you can be a therapist… and this is how you think?” 

Yeah.  That is how he thinks.

And honestly… that might be the point.

This isn’t anti-therapy.
It’s anti-performance.

“I’m healing.”
“I’m setting boundaries.”
“I’m working on myself.”

Cool.  But why does it need a press release?  Why does growth feel like a brand?

“We’re not watching people grow… we’re watching people brand their growth.”

Bill and Dan break down how therapy language—while real, valid, and important—has quietly become armor. Not to reflect… but to deflect.

“We took tools meant for growth… and turned them into weapons for deflection.”

And then… it gets even more uncomfortable.

“Let me ask you something—"  At what point did this stop shocking us?

A woman… in traffic…gets cut off…and responds by getting out of her car…
and taking a full-on dump on someone else’s hood.

And nobody’s like,‘This is the craziest thing I’ve ever heard.

We’re just like—‘Yeah… that tracks.'

A ridiculous road rage story becomes something bigger.

Not about her. About us.

Because somewhere between “you idiot” and felony charges…there’s supposed to be a line.

And that line? Is getting thinner. Fast.

We’ve got zero friction now.  Everything is immediate.  Immediate reaction. Immediate validation. Immediate escalation. Nobody sits in anything anymore.

And here’s the part nobody wants to admit:
We’ve got all the language—
healing, boundaries, self-awareness—

…but we’re still one bad moment away from completely losing it.  So who are you… really?

Not your posts.  Not your captions. Not your “I’ve done the work.

Who are you when you’re disrespected, anonymous… and there are no consequences?

That’s the test. And most of us? Don’t want that answer. Because real self-awareness isn’t cute. It sounds like: “Yeah… I might be the problem sometimes.” This episode starts funny, gets uncomfortable, and lands exactly where it should— right on you.

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