hort. But you'd be surprised how unpleasant things become easy when you think in those terms.

That's your reframe for the day. That one you're going to have to try because logic will not tell you that that works. And I've told you before that reframes are special in the sense that they don't have to make sense. I don't know how many things would fall into that category, but it's a unique category. The reframe doesn't have to be logical or factual. It just has to work. And if putting yourself in that frame of mind that life is short, if it works, well, you just do it. That's the whole idea.

Now, some of you want to catch up on the saga of Carl the Fly. If you were here yesterday, you know that Carl the Fly was a very plucky and determined fly. And he decided that for my entire show he would have someplace to sit on my body to give me the most unpleasant morning you've ever had that involved a fly. And so I promised you that I would hunt that fly to the end of the earth.

And so after the show was over I made many attempts to take out Carl. But damn, Carl is good. Carl is maybe the smartest and strongest fly I've ever had the pleasure to have known. So I tried slapping him and several times of course I thought I got him. You know how you do that really good slap? You're like, "Oh