I Don't Hate People, I Just Don't Like Them

In the latest installment of the Not Well podcast, Bobby and Jim dive into an engaging dialogue that spans a variety of subjects, from societal viewpoints and personal introspection to the impact of the younger generation, specifically Gen Z. The episode opens with a candid discussion about the difficulties Bobby and Jim face when it comes to decision-making, particularly the habit of putting other people's emotions ahead of their own well-being. Bobby and Jim express a strong desire to shift this mindset and focus more on self-care.

As the conversation progresses, the topic shifts to the concept of aging and the somewhat unsettling realization that Bobby and Jim are now closer to their 40s than they are to their 20s. They take a moment to ponder the life milestones and societal expectations they had envisioned for themselves at this stage, as well as the complexities that come with navigating adulthood. Additionally, Bobby and Jim offer their insights into the attitudes of the younger generation, especially Gen Z, noting their critical stance and general skepticism towards established societal norms.

The episode takes an intriguing detour when the subject of artificial intelligence in music is introduced. Bobby and Jim explore a variety of examples that leverage AI technology to produce unique musical compositions. Among the examples discussed is a rap song featuring Spongebob Squarepants, which leads to a broader conversation about the potential of AI to create personalized music based on individual themes or preferences.

Responding to a question submitted by a listener, Bobby and Jim delve deeper into their personal views on societal norms and expectations. They discuss the emotional toll of projecting insecurities onto others and the guilt associated with not meeting everyone's expectations. The importance of setting boundaries and prioritizing self-care is emphasized, as Bobby and Jim share their individual struggles with decision-making that could potentially alienate some people.

The episode wraps up with a more lighthearted discussion centered around the concept of "hot dads," leading to the realization that Bobby and Jim themselves have transitioned into the older generation. This prompts a reflective conversation about the passage of time and the importance of embracing the current phase of their lives. Also, we discover Fin Doms and straight guys who take money from gays and torcher them and make them "clean" their feet. 

In this hilarious episode, Barb and Star discuss their friend Sabrin sudden illness and the possibility of them getting sick too. They banter back and forth, teasing each other and making silly jokes.  Tune in for a lighthearted and entertaining conversation between Barb and Star.

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