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In Episode 17 of 67 Takes, Sean and John start with a simple question about punctuality and wind up somewhere much deeper.
We talk about Van Neistat’s “Your Tardy Friends Suck,” why being on time can feel like a form of respect, and how keeping your word connects to trust, community, and the way people live together. From there, the conversation drifts into art that takes years to understand, the things we love once and never revisit, instinct, hive mind, trauma, and whether people really choose what they think.
It starts with punctuality — and ends somewhere closer to philosophy.
By John ProctorIn Episode 17 of 67 Takes, Sean and John start with a simple question about punctuality and wind up somewhere much deeper.
We talk about Van Neistat’s “Your Tardy Friends Suck,” why being on time can feel like a form of respect, and how keeping your word connects to trust, community, and the way people live together. From there, the conversation drifts into art that takes years to understand, the things we love once and never revisit, instinct, hive mind, trauma, and whether people really choose what they think.
It starts with punctuality — and ends somewhere closer to philosophy.