I wanted to know what made you want to go on that show.

Well, yes, so I saw the show from day one, the US, when I explained to you everything, and I spoke to my friend.

My, my friend Matthew was sending me an, um, a, a pi- a, a picture, like, do the show Love on the Spectrum.

So we'd been calling and texting.

I'm doing the show, and they, he said he want to do it.

He want to do it with the, with me and him.

I'm gonna move your microphone a little.

Yep.

What stereotypes and misconceptions do you wish people would not have anymore? What things do people say about autism that you think you would wish they would have a better understanding of?

My understanding with autism, I've been in a lot of, many schools like public schools, but I don't go to public schools no more.

But as a kid, I understand what public schools look like.

I understand that.

As a child, I understand those things, like when I used to be in a school called Timberwilde many years ago but shut down after, before the COVID.

But yeah, so then I got into Bridgeport thanks to everyone else, and they're nice people, and they're nice, and I got to meet the people from Bridgeport School.

They took me in, and I graduate two years ago, and here I am years...

Whether it's through your experiences on Love on the Spectrum or through, uh, your social media, what have you learned a- about what's important to you in terms of any type of relationship, where it's a, whether it's a friend, family member, or romantic partner?