Bryce is a middle manger at a start-up who has a last name, but as his chosen family is two accountants, he doesn't always share it freely. Clearly Bryce would have a lot to discuss with a real therapist, but instead by choosing to see a Sigmund Fraud like Ian Herrin, Bryce seems condemned to a life of constantly questioning if he's good enough or has any real friends. Keep talking to that person who could be your new commuting buddy, Bryce! And maybe find a bit more work life balance so that COAs, APIs, users, and all that junky tech startup stuff become but a distant memory of who he used to be, how he used to be, when he used to be that person, where that person used to be......

Ah, now you must be management material, because you've found the best part of the episode description! The part where I get to tell you all about the wonderful improviser and comedian Adrian "Frimmy" Frimpong! Be sure you follow Frimmy on Insta @frimmydotcom and also his show @the100percentshow