Duncan: I think there is something glorious in that analysis because like a depressed person, the depressed people who may be listening to this right now and got the deep numb happening and they can’t get out of their bed, their bed is like one of those giant exoplanets and they’re a little tiny meteor that’s sucked into it and they can’t get out of bed, they can barely move, somehow they’ve managed to listen to this podcast, who the fuck knows, just the effort of downloading it for them was like…When you’re depressed man, it’s like those people up on the top of Everest who don’t have enough oxygen and just basic stuff like zipping up your jacket is like doing fucking squats. Ya know? I think there is something glorious to be depressed and actually hear, you know what, it’s gonna change. It might not seem like it, it might seem like this goes on forever, depression will certainly trick you into thinking this will go on forever. But. It doesn’t. Suddenly you turn a corner or a bunch of tiny little corners and the next thing you know you’re back to being human again, all you need to do is hang in there. Hang in there! You’re on Everest, we get it, the oxygen feels like it’s running low, we get it. Both Email and I have been severely, deeply, darkly depressed, suicidal thoughts every day…
Duncan: Any moment the pendulum could swing right back down. You can go falling down into that dark dank hole, sure why not, and that’s the cool thing because you realize like well..here I am. Back depressed again. But you know what it’s gonna get better. It always does. It always does.
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