There's something in your house you'd never offer a guest, and you've never once said that out loud. Maybe it's smaller than that. An hour you won't give up. A grudge you're still holding. You'd swear you were a generous person, and mostly you are, right up until something asks you to prove it. So what have you quietly decided is yours?
(0:00) Ordering pizza during lockdown
(0:35) We pulled our masks down
(1:20) What makes anything great
(3:31) What's in your heart shows in your hands
(5:29) A hundred pianos, one tuning fork
(6:13) The rival who became my brother
(8:44) The grace we hand our kids
(11:01) Jose needed a kidney
(11:53) A one in 100,000 match
(12:43) What it actually cost him
(13:28) The surgeon who isn't a believer
(16:31) The sodas I hide from guests
(17:15) I gave more when I had less
(17:57) I asked my wife where I hold back
(18:49) The answer I wasn't expecting
(19:28) Mine, mine, mine, mine
(23:05) Easier to give everything than this
(28:12) The gap between wanting and doing
(29:00) Nothing fits in a closed fist