# 94 Intrusive Thoughts And Real Life
Your brain ever create a horror movie because someone didn’t text back? We start there, admitting how fast our minds jump to worst case scenarios, and unpack the uncomfortable truth about intrusive thoughts, “trauma fantasizing,” and why most people keep those mental pop ups private. If everyone could read each other’s thoughts, we honestly think society would collapse by lunchtime, and that’s exactly why talking about it matters. From parenting to planes, the conversation swerves into growing kids, the “dumb boy stage,” teenage sleep, and the real fear that shows up when driving enters the picture. We talk self driving cars and why Canadian winters make autonomy harder than the glossy demos. Then we look up and get into aviation risk, cartel style drone experiments, and how modern drone warfare is forcing a rewrite of what it means to be safe on the ground. The theme stays the same: capability is accelerating faster than our comfort. We finish with the stuff we can actually control: money habits, ownership, and protecting our families in an economy that’s starting to look like two classes, owners and renters. We debate mortgages versus investing, the psychology of financial freedom, why housing is the core affordability punch, and the simple, repeatable moves that matter in Canada like using a TFSA and staying consistent. If this hit a nerve, subscribe, share it with a friend who overthinks everything, and leave a review with the one idea you’re taking into your week. Support the show Email us here: average.superior@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/averagesuperior/ Connect with us on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/AverageSuperior
