Our question, what do you do that perfectly fits your stereotype?

206-803 rock.

Hello, Cheyenne.

Welcome to the men's room.

Ola, gentlemen.

Ola!

So, as I have shared before, I am a gentleman with cerebral palsy.

Now, there are some people in society that believe that some of the treatment that disabled people receive is special and or stereotypical,

and they're bothered by it, but it does work out to my advantage from time to time.

Okay.

Like a few years ago when I got to club level for the AFC South Championship in Jacksonville and got to watch the game on the field, basically.

Is that because you were sitting in a handicapped seat?

It's because, like, they didn't have any handicapped seats left, and there was nowhere else for me to go,

because walking to the top of the stadium

where there was open chairs that night would have been like walking to the top of the monastery

pretty much.

Okay.

Now, wait.

Now, do you play this to your advantage on the regular?

You come out to Seattle.

You're going to go to a Hawks game.

You don't tell them anything about yourself.

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