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My HoneyDew this week is comedian Sal Vulcano! (Hey Babe, Taste Buds, Impractical Jokers) Sal Highlights the Lowlights of his fear of death, losing a best friend, and crippling anxiety.
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[@rsickler]

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[@jacobkrewson9876]

Your laugh is by far my favorite laugh anyone has. It’s legendary.

[@hikikomori9363]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJethpdohMyUi68 Chris Carters 2013 Hall of fame speech

[@jakejohnson28]

Sal and y'all would love the Japanese phrase, "Mono No Aware". Give it a GOOG! I have that phrase tattooed on my arm underneath a monkey that is sitting cross legged with one hand flipping you off, the other hand waving, one eye is an X, and the other eye is a heart.

[@dannybalboassauceco7594]

Sal Is my spirit animal- shoutout rhymes

[@dannybalboassauceco7594]

I relate to this so much . Wow

[@clementsmallengine4833]

Dude... for him to praise his dead homie like that is amazing! People like Sal are hard to find these days!

[@goblinspy]

I've had crippling death anxiety since I was 9 or so years old. It was so cathartic to hear someone else talk about this and express the things I've felt my entire life. Great episode guys.

[@thebeardedsloth872]

Exactly the same..thank you Ryan and Sal

[@Batmanisme]

Same here, not enough people talk about this and it makes sense why it wouldn’t be talked about a lot cause it’s sad but hearing others point of view is very cathartic

[@jakemetz8605]

It keep me awake every night

[@stephaniebenton9070]

Same here. One thing that has helped is wiping the past and the future from my brain in those moments. I stay right here. Is my bed comfortable? What part of my body is touching it? Is the temperature good in here? How does my body feel? Also check out Jason Stephenson sleep meditations for stress and anxiety. I listen every night and I sleep like a baby. It helps even when you’re not sleeping.

[@cordeegeee]

So good that I’m not the only one Crazy 32 years on this planet and still nothing that calms me down

[@romanmendoza4054]

This was such a good episode. Sal balled like big lovable baby and that’s why we love him. He’s genuine as are you Sickler. Banger of an episode 🔥

[@TwoyBwoy]

I love Sal. Love, love, love Sal. He’s so funny even when he’s not trying. Wasn’t ever really a big jokers fan but somehow I’ve been on the tastebuds train since episode one and it’s pretty crazy how much I relate to both him and Joe. This was a good one and not surprised that Sal is worried ahout how it will be received.

[@kb5509]

Who doesn't/can't? Baaad people.

[@TommyTBags]

Well said 👍🏼

[@davidperez5089]

Sal's a worry wart.

[@ElBeasto94]

And I would be remiss not to congratulate Patrick Mahones and the Kansas city chiefs.

[@RolandSpecialSauce]

I couldn't even imagine someone saying that they're not an impractical joker's fan. I don't even see how that's possible.😂 one of the greatest shows ever!

[@kaitlinuniejewski2481]

I'm an EMDR therapist and it makes me SO HAPPY every time I hear Sickler and guests talk about therapy and EMDR. Ya'll are paving the way for mental health and ending the stigma. Thanks for all you do. ❤

[@leppycon]

I agree, I love when I hear these famous middle age men openly talk about mental health. They don't even make it a big deal, They talk like it's just normal. like it's cars or sports

[@IRISH4LIFE5151]

"You don't lose, it gets taken". - Ryan Sickler. So F@#KING true.

[@cwrasmus]

Sal is the perfect guest for this show- guy can't help but be genuine. I knew it would be a tear-jerker the second I saw these two guys together. Couldn't be a better tuesdee!

[@nicolairasmussen8417]

Sal was such a good guest! Never have I heard someone explain their anxiety in such a clear way. I share every thought and fear that Sal talked about, down to the smallest detail: the existential fear, the comfort of water, sleep problems, song loops etc. It's nice not to feel alone, after hearing what Sal was feeling, and knowing that other humans brain also works the same way as mine. Thank you Ryan and Sal for taking the time to talk. The value of these conversations resonate across continents. Love from Denmark 🇩🇰🇺🇸

[@gldnsunrising7761]

Ryan IS a safe space. I recognize this in him because out of all the things I beat myself badly up about, being a people's - complete strangers - safe space to talk is one of my favorite things about myself, matter of fact a lady I clean for calls me just that, 'her safe space'. Ryan HISELF, IS, the safe space🙏 💜

[@hassanrasheed2608]

Sal was definitely speaking facts about the fear of losing loved ones💯

[@JacobHayden911]

god damn, Sal has been doing EVERYBODIES podcast lately! I love it!!

[@trevorgreenly4589]

Now we just need him on YMH

[@FDEE30]

Hes in La he has to hit them all up while being here

[@RedBernie]

@@trevorgreenly4589 check their Instagram or just wait for today’s Ep 🤘🏼

[@JacobHayden911]

@@trevorgreenly4589 Guess what!? It fucking happened and it released the DAY AFTER the Honeydew he was on!!🤣💀 Lets gooooo

[@nestororopeza9491]

Damn, Saul made me tear up talking about his friend Doug.

[@xxFG140xx]

Same 😢

[@jwalters15216]

Shout out Dave attel

[@cosmicaf3012]

One thing nobody prepares you for as an adult is watching your parents get old 😥 Because you still have the memories of them when they were young and spry. It's hard to see them being frail and fragile. So totally understand Sal for that. Really appreciate Sal talking about anxiety and depression. Helps take the stigma off of it. Anybody can have it even people you think can't possibly go thru it like Sal. You by all appearances are a pretty happy guy. I'm that way too, I look happy and sound happy. But under the surface I'm battling these demons. So thanks Sal and Ryan for this episode ❣️

[@Ervinabrahamian]

There's no more stigma, nowadays kids pretend to have anxiety and other mental disorders just to be cool. Sad world we live in but it'll pass just like everything else that's trendy.

[@cosmicaf3012]

@@Ervinabrahamian I respectfully disagree. Teens may claim this for clout. Maybe or maybe not, they actually do but it's dismissed. I still see stigma especially in the medical community. If you go to your doctor and say you have a pain or whatever. And they ask you what medication you are on and as soon as they see you take antianxiety med. They just roll with that. You have nothing wrong, it's just your anxiety. They blame everything on it. I have been there. It's until you find a doctor willing to look pass it or you keep complaining about it, they eventually look for the cause of why you're in pain. Turns out it's fractured. Depression too. They still kind of view it as you're just sad. You'll be fine in a day or two. Just smile more and it'll go away. My PA told me that.

[@Ervinabrahamian]

@@cosmicaf3012 May I ask how old you are?

[@cosmicaf3012]

@@Ervinabrahamian I'm 30

[@Ervinabrahamian]

@@cosmicaf3012 I'm 36 and been going to doctors and therapy for PTSD, addiction, depression and anxiety since I was 15. I've never once experienced what you are saying. When I was 15 they diagnosed me as bipolar and prescribed lithium. A few years later when that didn't work, they prescribed Paxil. Then they prescribed Seroquel, and so on and so on. I decided to drop the meds and work on myself by myself. I conquered my PTSD by cutting out my abuser from my life (Mother) and surrounding myself with people willing to listen to me when I spoke about my trauma. I conquered my anxiety by exercising and my drug addiction is a thing of the past, although I did relapse a few times before that was possible. Depression still comes and goes but that's part of life for everybody and we have to accept it. My point is, I didn't need the pills and I didn't need to constantly focus on the fact that I have a mental illness. That's the problem, everybody nowadays thinks talking about it more and bringing attention to mental illness will make it better, it won't! You need to pull yourself up by the bootstraps and realize the only thing stopping you from healing is YOU. We are a weak generation (millenials and gen z), we need to recognize that and think of our grandparents and learn from them, their generation was tough. They didn't spend all their time diagnosing themselves and crying about it. Nowadays, doctors will prescribe pills for anything without a thought because they're incentivised to do so by big pharma. If your doctor thinks you DON'T need meds and it's just your anxiety, maybe you DO have a good doctor and they aren't just in it for the money, maybe you're a hypochondriac. I hope you take some of my advice and deal with your anxiety, I know it can be crippling but it isn't undefeatable. That voice inside your head can be a real jerk, I know mine could. I battled it inside for so long, it wasn't easy, but when I learned I could tell it to shut up and ignore it, it did me wonders. Nowadays, that voice is barely ever there, of course it comes back sometimes but you gotta fight it every time. I mean all of this in kindness and wanting to help, I hope I didn't hurt your feelings in any way.

[@CaptainDC06]

This helped me deal with my own ADHD, generalized anxiety disorder and persistent depressive disorder. I'm similar to Sal and I learned about thought loops and related to a lot of what you guys talked about. This was great!

[@stephaniehalloran4447]

This hit hard. This is what I think about at night. My God. Not sure if it helped or made it worse. We will see tonight.

[@digitalsalsas]

5meo… try the toad

[@MrsParksIsInTheHouse]

Great episode! What’s NOT to live about Sal Vulcano? Just an all around good guy, loves his family, he’s hilariously funny… and very real. Many of us struggle with some of these same fears- it’s good to know that we’re not alone- we’ve just got to keep putting one foot in front of the other and live our best life! ❤️

[@marshmallowanimations2296]

As someone who deals with obsessive and intrusive thoughts, this was so therapeutic. Thank you guys so much!

[@stephaniehalloran4447]

I couldn't think of two more relatable sweet people on 1 pod. Love both of these dudes

[@tammybaker1202]

Sal's struggle with ADHD and anxiety hits home with me. I could so relate to everything he says. And he's such a sweet guy in person too. Love love love him.

[@cloudbloom]

Goddammit the shit his friend Doug went through is literally the same that I've personally dealt with. I had half my jaw removed from cancer when I was 19 and around eight years later my life was completely changed because of severe Crohn's disease which is similar to ulcerative colitis. (Edit: for context I'm 39 now) I'm not trying to make this about me at all I'm just relating so hard to how these things affect your friends and family, I have so much love for Sal and I cried a few times throughout this podcast just feeling his hurt and empathy. Always felt that he's such a genuinely great guy before I ever knew about any of these insights into his life, the power of the Dew and Sickler just peels the layers🙏 there's nothing like this show on youtube

[@yeaokaysure]

Sending you good energy, my friend. You’re a warrior.

[@talliburr2893]

Thank you for sharing your experience. If you don’t hear it from anyone else, I’m glad you’re still here. ❤

[@snl050707]

Lmao, "this can't be entertaining to people." 😂 Yes it is Sal, we love it!

[@zipart305]

my grandpa died two days ago... This really hit me harder than I thought it would. He was my childhood best friend.

[@h0ck3y96]

I’m sorry for your loss

[@yourgamerdad9604]

This needs a part two, and much longer than an hour. The conversation was so good, resonated with me.

[@elgabe8444]

I really appreciate Sal talking about Hsu struggles thinking about death. I just turned 21 and for the last half year ir so I think about death multiple times a day. Sal saying "how do you not think about that?" Really hits home. Your existence just ends one day and you have no control. We only get briefe light between eternal nothingness.

[@PunJee]

Man, ever since I started watching sal outside of impractical jokers I’ve really come to appreciate how genuine he is. I also struggle with severe depression and anxiety and would use impractical jokers to cheer myself up when I was extremely sad, I’m now doing a lot better and to hear Sal also have gone thru the same thing is so comforting

[@tristancline5067]

Sal should have hit the step dad with his "if you're watching and we know that you are" 😂

[@micah_182]

Haha 😆 yessss!

[@helpis0ntheway]

I'm a Scorp & an empath. Been dealing with depression/anxiety since I was a child. It's rough, every day trudging through. Relish those happy moments & cherish those memories, finding happiness in the smallest ways has helped.

[@skuamusic5641]

I hope Sal reads all the comments here and realises how much his experiences resonate with so many people. What a sweet, humble guy, one of those dudes you’d want to talk to for hours! Sickler too - brilliant in everything he’s in and absolutely excels as the host here. Fantastic episode ❤️

[@gonzodelphiki2083]

Sal is just an awesome person and a great guest for this show. Sal loves his friends and family, wears his emotions on his sleeve, and is the kind of person I wish I was a bit more like. Oh my God, the Roddy Piper story is one of a kind. Great ep Ryan

[@zailymoon4288]

Saw the sal episode on YMH then with Andrew now here I really enjoy this dude. Seems like such a nice guy, it’s ok to cry n be funny too.

[@duraznorosado]

The raw breakthrough moments captured during the guests recalling their experiences is so private and personal and phenomenal. I have so much appreciation for this pod and what it brings to the community. I hope Ryan knows how much healing and laughter he brings to us all. ❤️

[@_____7512]

32:48 I am crying so hard. I also took care of my grandma who had dementia & it is the worst disease.. in the end; her spirit overpowered the disease & she remembered who we were.

[@swingamiss729]

Jesus, podcast have made me cry twice in the last two weeks! Both “Hey Babe” hosts got me now that I think about it!

[@elisehansenhawkins9455]

Sal & Ryan. A couple of the most genuine, down to earth, hilarious guys. Thanks for sharing

[@jonnygranville281]

106:24 Dang man. The fear in Sal's voice is heartbreaking. I appreciate the honesty and openness

[@angelmartin2214]

Sal!! you shut your face about your self doubt. ryan nailed it when he said people relate. and by the way Me Too on the water. i have offered weird favors to float in someones pool. and you made ryan do the high pitch giggle. we need sal back!

[@onizuka10087]

This is one of my favorite episodes Sickler and Sal are awesome together!

[@dug44ful]

Such a great epp... i was pissed when it was over. Hope Sal comes back in the near future.

[@dug44ful]

@@XENTAIHQ podcast, listened to it yesterday... 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@michaelmazza857]

Sal is making the rounds! Hey Babe I have crippling anxiety and a fear of death too !

[@Chris-P]

Better Help with Ryan Sickler lol man, these two are probably the most likable guys in the business.

[@CrankyPlatypus]

The Honeydew is the BEST podcast ever. Sickler is the BEST host! I'm a little late for this one after getting married last week, but this was great. I'm going to go call my parents with tears in my eyes now.

[@dancoletti6814]

Can I say thank you. I walk around in the same mindset. This is the first time I feel someone can relate. Thank you very much.

[@racheltodich5865]

I think I just fell in love (more) w Sal. Love the real talk, and his own personal journey w anxiety/depression and ADHD. My son has struggled w the same since he's been 10(now 21). Thank you Sal! And Ryan too❤️

[@BakedBean318]

I’m 20 years old, I struggle with anxiety about as bad as Sal. I have never related to another person who was able to tell me what my own anxieties were. We literally have the same one. Death. Never could find the words to figure out what’s wrong with me. I guess I can say I found a piece of the puzzle. Once again, thank you Sal, and Ryan Sickler for having him on and helping a soul one at a time.

[@HXLIASMR]

Really appreciated this episode as someone who struggles with so many similar issues.

[@patrickspooner3029]

Never watched the impractical jokers, him being on these podcasts makes me really like him. Seems like a good, hilarious dude.

[@MrsParksIsInTheHouse]

You need to check out his podcast Hey Babe with Chris Distefano from episode one. 😂 They are both great guys with big hearts and a silly sense of humor. #bestpodonyoutube

[@jwalters15216]

@@MrsParksIsInTheHouse they're such silly Willie's. I love it.

[@warriorpoetbs]

I related so much when you were talking about ADD, anxiety, and depression, because that’s the 3 things I deal with too. I worry about the death of my loved ones and the fear of leaving my family behind if I die. Blessed to finally have life and health insurance so it gives me more peace of mind, but I worry more about the people I leave behind hating me for not being there. I know I’ll be dead and I probably won’t be worried about it anymore I just want to leave a legacy of fun and love with my kids that I can leave them. Love y’all’s comedy and love that we can vent it and then laugh and make fun of it, I believe it gives these worries and scary things less power in our mind and heart. Thank you both for the conversation.

[@jaclynbrown7832]

Sal gets better and better to me . Love this man .

[@LoloFbabyy]

I support Sal anywhere he goes. Been an IJ fan for so long i adore these guys. I teared up about Doug and i swear i feel the same fear of death and my parents not being here. Is horrible so i get u babe 😢 i wish i could hug him.

[@kb5509]

Sal is the nicest funny person, and the funniest nice person.

[@HolversonGaming]

I am a scorpio and I just want to let you know this is on my top 10 podcasts. This one in particular I truly resonated with.

[@ChickenLegLarry]

Sal is such a good dude man. Love to see it. Same with Ryan. This is why I love this podcast.

[@lacefacethegreat]

Best Podcast of the week! The dad to all us misfits. Happy Tooesdee y'all! Your life and voice matter and #NightpantsNation LOVES YOU BIG and if you're struggling reach out. I'm always here to listen with no judgement because that's what Ryan taught us to do! Have a great week y'all! 💚

[@Macandfam]

Thank you! Your always out here doing the damn thing!

[@notmychairnotmyprblm]

✌🏻&❤️

[@idab6864]

I love Sal SO much. I remember realizing death was a thing when I was like 5 years old. Dealing with this anxiety for a lifetime has been so interesting. Learning to let go 🤍

[@Usergx-3047]

One of my good friends just passed away earlier this week and this pod really helped with the mourning. Thank you guys

[@matthewzottarelli1037]

Had no idea how much I was gonna like this episode. Sal was one of the most relatable people I’ve ever listened too. I personally struggle with just about all of the same things. Definitely interested in the EMDR therapy that you guys spoke about, but also interested in more ways to deal with and get past these things. I know this isn’t a medical podcast so I love that we can use humor to get through all of our shit. Honeydew is one of my favorite podcasts! Thanks Ryan and Sal for the great episode.

[@erintheokay]

I've never heard someone describe exactly why goes through my mind each day before. The thing where a song will get stuck in your head and it's attached to a memory and sometimes that's crushing? Oof. Yeah. Nearly daily. So glad Sal opened up so much here. He's clearly a genuinely good person.

[@alyssaswann8026]

What Sal said about the constant loop of songs in your head!! I have never NOT had a song playing in the background of my thoughts and just recently found out not everyone had the same experience😂

[@brittaninay5608]

I absolutely love Sal!!! How is he putting into words all of my constant obsessive worries.? This is a killer episode.

[@jamiestacy2996]

I cN relate to sal so much. I moved to Florida when I got sober because water is a healing thing for me, and going to the beach and going into the ocean has been a huge part of my healing journey. I have been in a 12 year journey of trying not to live out of fear, escaped it, and found happiness and went through some recent trauma and having some fear problems and isolating again

[@annamarcotte4969]

Sal I relate to so so much. With the ADHD , crippling anxiety. It gets in the way of holding down jobs , personal relationships, getting out of bed , every day tasks, everything. Listening to people like this helps me so much knowing I’m not the only one who goes through these things. Taking steps to get better can only do so much, bc when you feel alone it’s so alone. Thank you two ! I love laughing and crying along with you ❤️

[@isaiahrivera1720]

I could listen to these two talk for hours !

[@tylerwilson7214]

Top 3 episodes. Bring Sal back!

[@stephaniesunderland1974]

You’re not alone Sal. I thought I was crazy too. I’m 47, midlife sucks. The past 2 years was fueling a raging fire. My therapist says what we are thinking is normal. There’s weeks where I binge LOST and Mad Men just to stay sane and bringing the mind to a different place. Fantastic episode sickle cell 🤘🏻✨🌿

[@TheCookiecupcakes]

Bahahaha funniest moment of the podcast. 1:12:40 People will be helped by this, Sal.

[@themayor6663]

I feel Sal so hard on this. I suffer a lot of the same weird mental quirks. It's so damn hard being a man and dealing with your own mental and physical health issues while still trying to be a pillar of strength for others. Sometimes it's like you give so much that there's nothing left for yourself. But you are proud to give everything just to make others ok.

[@kayleighrussell421]

Loved Sal since the beginning of Impractical Jokers. This is a whole other sad side. Made me cry so much this podcast.😭😭 I think he just gave me new anxieties lol

[@Alrightherewego]

If you're not startin' your twosdees off with the nightpants nation, ya doin' it wrong! Have a great day, y'all!!!

[@jackhancock8655]

Love both of these guys but damn….have me crying on the forklift at work. Had to call and tell my parents I love them.

[@tylerhoelscher374]

Ryan better quote “ it is better to be a warrior in a garden , rather than a flower on a battle field.”

[@PinchFlatPedaling]

Sal is such a good dude.

[@jessicad9598]

this helped me so much. I am having almost the exact same feelings about death and loved ones and everything Sal is describing. Thank you thank you thank you. it helps so much to not feel so alone

[@martinkenealy2306]

It's scary how much I relate to Sal's issues. You did great Sal. And Ryan never dissapoints.

[@hkuzniak]

Best honey dew episode ever! Love Sal, Love Ryan!

[@carinat2667]

I loved this so much🥲 it truly makes me feel like I’m not alone, I relate to Sal and Ryan so damn much. I’m a crier, im overly emotional, and have intrusive thoughts 24/7 in a weird way this humanized me to not feel like such an outcast thank you both for this gem

[@carinat2667]

@@michaelsilverfoote6272 thank you for this ❤️

[@iliketurtles8918]

I have a new appreciation for Sal after this episode. Ryan, you're doing a good thing for all of us with this show -- thank you, brother.

[@samhuff999]

I love the Italian grandma story. I'll listen to it every week idgaf

[@jrdoh]

Lemme cry for an hour, then come see my show 😂 Sal is the best!

[@mkeerkens]

OMG, I do that too, worrying about bad things happening when flying, or to people I love, and then immediately panicking that I am manifesting it by putting the thought into the universe.

[@kennethhowell1591]

Not gonna to lie fellas. I was listening to this at work and had to pause it so I could listen to it at home by myself later. I have a reputation to uphold. Can't be caught tearing up on the job site. Much love to both of you.

[@johng0807]

Gotta bring Sal back as often as Joey D.. wish this episode was 8 hours long.

[@hexthestore1451]

This is the most relatable podcast ever. I cried the whole time, lol!!

[@ashleywhite7075]

Literally can’t stop crying with you, sal. It’s so refreshing that someone else struggles with feeling these same feelings. Love you, I just make myself believe there will be endless life for me and my loved ones by the time we are at an elder age. It’s possible, anything is.

[@LevphonicMusic]

Sal is the best! My mom’s half black and Italian and she does the same thing before and after my shows. I understand Sal.

[@crowevurt]

just wanna give Sal the biggest hug ever

[@zachhendrix5186]

I loved this episode. I deal with some of the same craziness that y’all talked about, and it was heartwarming to hear that others deal with it too. I’m a fan of both you guys! Your awesome! Thanks for a peak into the lowlights

[@johnvogler5335]

Great episode! Thanks for speaking so freely Sal! I’m in a similar boat. Adult diagnosed ADHD that in hindsight started and fed the last ten years of depression and anxiety. I couldn’t drive for years for fear of dying or orphaning my daughter. Hearing stories like yours help others like myself have a little solace. You’re a great person, and I like to think I am too. Keep being an awesome uncle and when the time is right, be the great dad everyone knows you will be.

[@deathstr1ker6666]

What really got me when Sal talked about his best friend he lost who was his biggest supporter. Having judgment-free unconditional support for dreams & passions is massively motivating and rare.

[@3LREY35]

This has become my weekly therapy sesh. Thank you Ryan for everything you do!

[@OhAndron]

Sal got me crying at work. He's such a special human being.

[@moneyhoney606]

Damn, what a heartfelt episode. I came for the laughs but stayed for the feels.

[@Mikehoncho7788]

Sickler, I had surprise twins at the start of 2020. Your show has helped me through some HARD days! Love your show so much❤🧡💛

[@LS-to6qv]

Sal is such a beautiful human. He feels very deeply and seeing him be so open and emotional was very touching. It made me love him so much more than I already do. He’s so freakin hilarious, you would never think he would have this sadness to him.

[@cameronlawrence4251]

The rowdy piper bit had me crying laughing so hard😂😂😂

[@thehavenexchange]

I’ve never met Sal but there’s something about this dude where I just KNOW he’s a good guy and someone we can all learn from on how we should be okay with our emotions

[@ruthlessrog1]

2 genuine dudes...amazing convo yall. I've Been loving the Hey Babe cast💚

[@JG-sm9zb]

These two laughing together is medicine for the soul 💖

[@IAmDrewselum]

1:05:48... "those wheels don't sound right going up.. all of a sudden I'm a plane mechanic" is the realist shit ever said lmao I'm crying 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@peteelite3624]

During the rowdy piper story I was crying then laughing out loud. Love Sal, love Ryan. This was a fantastic episode

[@manfran1]

Joking aside, great episode. Well done to both you men for proving once again that men have feelings and are willing to express them.

[@SatomiForward]

This episode is one of your best. Between what Sal brought up and you two discussed, fuck, that hits deep