Hello Ayoh

Hello Sleepies, and welcome to another episode of Fall Asleep with Henrik.

In this episode, I took some time to welcome all the new listeners who have discovered the podcast recently.

I explained that this is not a typical relaxation or meditation podcast, but rather me, Henrik, just talking in a way that hopefully helps you fall asleep.

You don't have to listen to me as I speak! I really mean that!

I also addressed some technical aspects of the podcast, such as why it's not available on YouTube due to ad revenue sharing issues between my hosting platform and YouTube.

I expressed my gratitude for all the listeners who have reached out from various countries, sharing how much they appreciate the podcast. It's an incredible feeling to connect with people across the globe.

The main topic of this episode was about the evolution of language and culture, and how older generations often criticize younger generations for "ruining" things. I shared my perspective that it's arrogant to assume that the way we lived in the past was inherently better, and that each generation faces its own unique challenges and opportunities.

I also recounted an embarrassing story from my early acting days, when I made a fool of myself in front of my idol, Henric Holmberg, by awkwardly blowing him kisses and saying nonsensical things. It was a cringeworthy moment that I've never quite gotten over.

Towards the end of the episode, I marveled at the fact that technology allows us to connect so intimately with people all over the world, despite being separated by time and space. It's a privilege that was once reserved for only the most elite members of society, but now we can all experience it with ease.

As always, I concluded by reminding you, Sleepy, that you are beautiful and valued. I hope this episode helped you drift off to a peaceful slumber. Goodnight, and I'll talk to you again next week.

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