Living One-Handed And Refusing To Shrink

It's beautiful colors and books and things like that.

What do you mean, Victoria, about what do you take for granted? What do you mean I take shit for granted?

Okay, like I went yesterday to Michael's, and I went in there, and I'm pushing a cart.

And the cart's weeble wobble, you know, like the wheels on it are all messed up.

You are telling

me.

I'm not as old as you.

No one knows what a weeble wobble is but us old folk.

I'm not as old as you, and I know

it.

Continue.

Anyway, I'm trying to push this cart, right? And it's got a lot of weight inside of it because I've got stuff in it.

And it's like I've tried to push it straight and it's going to the right.

And I'm trying to do it and I only have one hand.

And I'm literally like trying to push this cart in the forward direction.

And it's like people take things for granted.

And so...

So that's one good example.

Right.

Tying your shoes.

Tying your shoes.

People take it for granted, you know, and I actually said this and I'm not going to say who or names, but you'll know instantly and don't say their name.

I said this one time in a podcast and the reaction was, oh, did your husband buy you Velcro shoes so that you could do it right?

I love those as kids.

Okay, but that was said as an insulting way to me.

It's beautiful colors and books and things like that.

What do you mean, Victoria, about what do you take for granted? What do you mean I take shit for granted?

Okay, like I went yesterday to Michael's, and I went in there, and I'm pushing a cart.

And the cart's weeble wobble, you know, like the wheels on it are all messed up.

You are telling

me.

I'm not as old as you.

No one knows what a weeble wobble is but us old folk.

I'm not as old as you, and I know

it.

Continue.

Anyway, I'm trying to push this cart, right? And it's got a lot of weight inside of it because I've got stuff in it.

And it's like I've tried to push it straight and it's going to the right.

And I'm trying to do it and I only have one hand.

And I'm literally like trying to push this cart in the forward direction.

And it's like people take things for granted.

And so...

So that's one good example.

Right.

Tying your shoes.

Tying your shoes.

People take it for granted, you know, and I actually said this and I'm not going to say who or names, but you'll know instantly and don't say their name.

I said this one time in a podcast and the reaction was, oh, did your husband buy you Velcro shoes so that you could do it right?

I love those as kids.

Okay, but that was said as an insulting way to me.