This is the Brand and Sherry podcast.

Yeah, I don't understand it.

And they will explain to me, like, how to interact.

Who's they?

Well, just, you will.

Yeah.

And my wife will.

And friends, they, you guys will say, don't do that do this right so we have a couple

receptionists that work here in this little office thing we're at mm-hmm mm-hmm don't know them well

but they seem nice right at the desk just facing nothing I mean there's nobody there most

the time they're sitting side by side and so I was walking to the kitchen area. And I said, hey, you guys want any coffee or tea or anything? I'll grab something.

That was very nice, Brant.

I thought that was a human thing to do. It is a human thing. They looked at me. Seriously, like I was nuts.

Okay. Both of them, like, like, lowered brows. Like, are you, like, what am I doing wrong? I don't understand it. I don't think you were doing anything wrong. Sometimes people don't know how to respond to niceties because our culture has become kind of isolated. So we don't know what to do when people do communal things like that. So if I'm ignoring people, which is my natural bent.

Right.

Because of Asperger's.

Right.

And yeah.

But apparently people like that better.

I wouldn't say that.

Because at least they don't respond.

They don't respond at all.

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