So you're a jewelry maker? No, I am an insurance agent who makes jewelry. Or, as my...

Kyle: So you're a jewelry maker?
Becca: No, I am an insurance agent who makes jewelry. Or, as my mother likes to say, I have a little hobby.
Kyle: Hobbies are usually things people are bad at. If they were good, they'd make it a career.
Becca: Maybe it's not about money. Maybe it's for the love of it.
Kyle: For some. For others, it's about fear.
Becca: Excuse me. I am not afraid.
Kyle: I didn't say 'you.' I said 'others.' But now that you mention it, you were offered what seemed like a pretty good opportunity in there. It feels like kind of a no-brainer.
Becca: I have a lot going on right now.
Kyle: You want to know what I think?
Becca: I get the feeling you're going to tell me anyway.
Kyle: I think you're an artist, hiding in the body of an insurance agent.
Becca: And I think you like to analyze people.
Kyle: I get it. Insurance is all about managing risk. Making sure that you're protected in the event of a disaster. It's safe.
Becca: Being responsible is an asset to most people.
Kyle: I didn't say that it wasn't. Art is unsafe, it's unpredictable, it's unconventional.
Becca: Exactly, which is why I'm taking over a successful business and I make jewelry on the side.
Kyle: Why?
Becca: Why what?
Kyle: Why do you make jewelry?
Becca: Because I love it. It's challenging, yet meditative, and you get to create something that just exists in your imagination. Plus, the perfect piece makes a person feel like a million bucks.
Kyle: You want to know what I think?
Becca: Why do you keep asking me that? You're just going to tell me anyway.
Kyle: Seeing your face when you talk about it, insurance should be your little hobby, not the other way around