Hello, Luke. Welcome to the middrew.

Positive Friday, fellas.

Positive Friday.

Okay. Yeah, you guys know about autism?

Very familiar. Yes.

Well, some people know this already, but it's still worth mentioning.

But one thing, a couple things it does come from is finely tuned senses to a varying degree.

But fortunately, that has kind of, I've been able to turn that from a weakness into a strength as an early warning system.

So if I'm feeling any sort of discomfort

or pain in my physical body, I'm able to figure it, have figure out where it's coming from,

but sometimes I still have to go to a doctor to figure it out. But early warning systems are

a good thing if you know what I mean. Well, if you have them, I'm not sure that I do, I'm not sure that I have that skill level. You know, like, I always know, I've got, I've got a headache. My back hurts. Sure. How did I hurt my shoulder? I slept on it wrong. But I mean, as far as internal knowing what's going on, no, I do not have that. I wish I did. Well, yeah, and plus, it works best if I'm trying to, if I get a

sore throat that's, some people might think that's an early warning that you're getting sick,

but I'm able to pick that up a little bit quicker. Also, if you know how sometimes it's also a little

tricky to figure out whether of something you're being told is not true or not.

Well, my ADHD, which kind of comes with it, I'm also able to turn that from a weakness into a strength where if I figure out that something someone is telling me is not true. I'm able to hyper focus and remember

very specific details, which also comes in handy in other situations. For sure. But it, but it,

yeah, like if you need to tell someone's very, so let me ask, let me ask you this. Luke, when you,

when you, when you were growing up, if you needed to take a test and you read through all the stuff that the test was based on,

do you have one of those photographic memories that just, you know, even though if you're not really even digesting the material,

you can just remember it based on the correct answer?

Well, I honestly, it might have happened when I was three years old, but honestly, I don't remember when it happened. However, when it comes to a hype, you know, sometimes ADHD can help. I mean, it can be a problem when it comes to distractions, but I'm able to use that to kind of tune myself out of something when I know I'm being lied to.

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