00:00Controversy. There really isn't any controversy. Because if you look up the meaning of controversy, for there to be a controversy there has to be
00:07Two people debating an opinion. And there's no controversy because I'm not going to challenge that opinion.
00:16These are just opinions. And that's fine. The more opinions there are on the subject, the more we normalize the conversation. It wouldn't be helpful.
00:27If everyone thought it was okay. If everyone considered, "Hey, what they're doing is great."
00:34There is no conversation there. Conversation only happens when someone disagrees.
00:39And the podcast's main goal has always been to normalize the conversation about mental health. It's great that there are people like this.
00:46who disagrees with what's happening there. It's very necessary.
00:57That conversation enriches the program and the conversation itself, which is what interests us most.
01:02To us. So, there's no controversy. There are opinions. And I respect opinions.
01:08Because, as the famous saying goes, there are all kinds. They say opinions are like buttholes. Everyone has one. And everyone
01:19They stink.
01:22Honestly, I think it's fine. I have nothing against those opinions.
01:28Also, something very important that we say in every episode.
01:32We are a program that talks about mental health.
01:36But we are not a mental health program.
01:39I am not a therapist, we don't give advice, and we are not there to criticize, judge, or sacrifice anyone.
01:47It's a listening program.
01:49I am neither qualified nor authorized to conduct an interview because I am not a journalist.
01:54nor to provide therapy to absolutely anyone.
01:57The only thing we are and have always been is a program that aims to open up the conversation about mental health.
02:04So, that's all.
02:20Thanks for watching the video.
