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Psyche discusses using humor to diffuse conflict and shares personal experiences where his jokes don't land well with the audience. The conversation touches on the challenges of humor in sensitive situations.
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The episode starts with Psyche sharing his personal approach to conflict resolution, which involves using humor ▶ 0:13. However, he notes that this approach doesn't always work, and sometimes his jokes don't land well with the audience ▶ 0:20. The conversation then shifts to a lighthearted anecdote about a hummingbird ▶ 0:23 and a panel discussion that didn't go as planned ▶ 0:32. Psyche also engages in a casual conversation with someone, exchanging greetings and discussing a past incident involving cats and a hummingbird [0:43, 0:54].
The episode appears to explore the complexities of using humor in conflict resolution, suggesting that it's not always an effective approach. The conversation continues the pattern of Psyche sharing personal anecdotes and experiences, which provides insight into his perspective on humor and conflict.
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I grew up on, you know, internet, but I'm also I also have that thing where it's like I'm also like I I like to diffuse conflict with humor and stuff and sometimes people are not wanting the humor at the time and Yeah. And so
sometimes my jokes don't land right. Yeah. Uh oh, you're a hummingbird. Uh oh, you caught a hummingbird. Yeah, I mean it was a nice panel. Um, but it's just like they're not like you refuse it with diffuse it with complaining.
Well, that maybe that works, too. Hey, babe. Hi, Mr. Rude. Hi, Mr. Rudy. Rude. How are you? Your cats ate a hummingbird once with his beak and everything. You were traumatized. Oh my gosh.
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