[mvdtnz]

You don't recall anything you said more than 5 minutes ago? Even from prepared statements in court, or in rehearsed public speaking situations, or in one-off conversations with celebrity podcast hosts? I would suggest you see a doctor because that's not normal at all.

[closewith]

I mean, there's plenty of evidence to show that we don't accurately remember what we said in all those situations. At best, we think we do.

[dheera]

> I would suggest you see a doctor because that's not normal at all.

I'd suggest they do NOT see a doctor because it would be an evolutionary advantage in court, as well as lots of other places.

It's also just all-around generally good practice to live in the present, not the past.

[mvdtnz]

> It's also just all-around generally good practice to live in the present, not the past.

Maybe not when you're testifying under oath.

[InitialLastName]

Is it better to say "I don't remember that confession" or "I confessed" under oath?

[HDThoreaun]

SBF did hundreds of celebrity podcast interviews. It is in no way surprising to not remember quotes from them. That doesn't mean it's true, but it easily could be.