Interpopping And Locking

If I could offer you one piece of advice, it wouldn't be to wear sunscreen.

So what would it be?

I don't know.

I'm thinking about it.

[Staring at horizon.]

I've always considered myself a wise man.

Wise arse more like it.

All true.

But as I've fermented like a fine, stanky, kimchi, I've matured a little.

A little stanky.

A little mature.

But I don't know if I could offer one piece of advice.

Because I'm generally in the hundreds.

Hundreds of pieces.

And that these pieces piece together to solve a puzzle.

The puzzle of you.

You might find that as you're putting it together, it's beautiful.

Or you might be horrified to see what it is making.

So if I could offer you one piece, it'd be this:

You are a puzzling mother mother.

We all are.

Built piece by piece.

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But I don't think there's ever been two identical puzzles.

So you got that going for you.

Which is nice.

My advice then is:

Build a puzzle that is a grandmasterpiece.

An Apex Opus.

Your highest work.

I'd say make a Mona Lisa but I don't think she's all that special.

There I said it.

You can do better than that.

You can always remove or add pieces.

Even shake the box and start all over.

If you're doing that, I'd suggest one thing:

Find your corner pieces.

And build out from there.

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