Hello, Andy. Welcome to the mentor room.

Hola.

Ola.

So I was born without my big toe and my middle toe on my left foot.

Okay, back to the balancing. Is Steve right?

It's very hard to balance, honestly, and I fell a lot as a kid, and I still kind of

fall a lot as an adult now. Is there anything you can do, like, as an adult and, uh, like,

when you buy shoes, is there any kind of insert you can put in there to try to compensate

for where the big toe was just for balance? I kind of just stick, like, foam in there.

Okay.

And it kind of helps sometimes.

But then if it gets dislodged, it's really uncomfortable.

What has been the most embarrassing spill you've taken as far as falling?

Well, when I was in high school, there's this, like, big staircase at my high school, and everybody was in the cafeteria already for lunch, and I fell down the staircase.

Oh.

Like top to bottom?

Pretty much, yeah.

That doesn't hurt?

That is bad at high school.

Especially when everyone's looking.

Now, did your fellow students know that you're missing a big toe, or did they just think you were clumsy? I think they just thought I was clumsy. I didn't really advertise it then. Okay. What about now? Like, say, we're dating. We meet for a first date. Things are getting hot and heavy. We're going to go back to your place. Is this something you tell me in advance or what?

Well, usually they know because right now I'm on the subset of only fans.

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