Tonight’s ride starts like any other — until it turns into a candid exploration of attraction, honesty, and the quiet ways we hide from ourselves.
From a conversation about a Southern man’s secret to a passenger’s theory that “types” are just polite deflections, this episode dives into the subtleties of human connection — the things we say to protect feelings, and the truths that slip out anyway.
Later, Faith shares how her name draws out unexpected confessions — from Jesus stories to family secrets — while Sean reflects on why people so often feel safe revealing their deepest moments to a stranger behind the wheel.
💬 On This Episode
* Why “having a type” might be a myth we use to avoid rejecting someone
* When being kind is mistaken for connection
* How anonymity brings out raw honesty
* Faith’s story of carrying a name that invites others to share
