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I think if my dread could talk, she would sound kind of high pitched, like, it would be just like a buzzy little bee, you know, next to my ear.
Oh, I love that.
I love that.
It's so distinct because in my head, my dread is actually, if I do a voice, it's like, hey, Salim, you're probably gonna mess this up.
I'm talking to Salim Reshumwala, and we're not just acting out our dread for fun, although it is kind of fun.
Yeah.
And mine would be like, you know, you're probably gonna mess this all up.
I'm like, go away.
It's very cartoony pairing.
Yeah.
Salim is the host of more than a feeling, a podcast that dives deep into emotions.
And he's doing a whole series about the feeling of dread.
So in this episode of Life Kit, I talked to Salim about how we can all dread better.
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