Can you talk about that?

Well, I mean, I think if you're vigilant and, and you're, you credit your success to that, then I think you're not really hypervigilant.

I don't think you have a problem at that point.

I mean, the...

I know people with anxiety issues who can't leave the house and who can't... who find every day to be unbearable, and they're, are racked with mortal fear at all times.

And that's, you know, that's a distinction.

Like, I find myself talking about the disorder part of it a lot because if, if things are working and you're functioning, then maybe you're okay.

Mm

But instead, he found himself working full time in customer service at a software company.

So I was working at a company called WRQ.

It doesn't exist anymore, and it was very detailed, very dry, uh, it wasn't anything fun.

But I had, undiagnosed, I had been dealing with depression for a long time by then, so I just had this inherent belief that other people got to do the cool things, and I had to go get a job that I hated and work there till I died.

I had gotten to know somebody in HR, one of the recruiting people in HR, because previous to that I had worked in a temp agency assigning temps, and we had sent temps to this place, so I knew the HR department a little bit.

And to get away from my desk, I just, you know, would go for walks around the building.

Stopped in to see Jane, this woman in HR, and I'd just say, "Hey, how's it going?" You know, just poking in, saying hi like you do.

Mm-hmm.

Doing that.

This is another children's duo presenter team.

Mm.

We love them DJ-ing.

Tracy Beaker, Danny Harum- Harlem as well.

You just make the, the, the crimes funny."

You know what they call a, a, a Quarter Pounder with cheese, uh, in Paris?

That is a young people activity, yeah.

You know, honestly, all I'm thinking in my head is, what if this is how we find out Clint McElroy has been Papa Smurf this whole time?