That would involve confronting the end of the podcast, which is the sort of emotional thing that people typically procrastinate on. It's hard for us to visuali

That would involve confronting the end of the podcast, which is the sort of emotional thing that people typically procrastinate on. It's hard for us to visualize since having such an audience sounds like a responsibility we'd take seriously. But to Grey it's just a small income stream on the side. He doesn't have an actual relationship with the members of the audience, even if the audience might believe otherwise. I'm not saying you're wrong, just that considering the change of perspective is an interesting exercise.