Alex Partridge

For you to stick at something for as long as you have and to see success in it with your books and your music and the podcast and the social media content, I would argue, from my very unprofessional opinion, that you need a type of monotropic focus, almost a special interest in that thing.

Do you think you both could have achieved the similar level of success as individuals?

You're covered in incredible tattoos.

Tell me to shut up, but you've got a couple of divorces.

You've got an alcoholism and a gambling addiction.

Do you think you're impulsive?

Would you get assessed for autism?

Rocks.

Could it be the case that you've kind of found your groove with the social media stuff, the books, the music, likewise with you, Rich, and that's actually the reason why you have found success because you have finally found something you're truly passionate in rather than pretending, which you might have been doing with other projects, jobs in the past.

Because for me, you guys, you're ADHD, you're autistic, right?

And you're your own yin to your yang.

And for me, from my perspective, if you really lean on each other so much, and that's the real reason for the success, is that pressure going to cause the marriage to break down?

I hope not.

Huge congratulations on the marriage, by the way.

Incredible news.

What was the ups and downs of... Let's have a look at the ring.

We're going to have to get a punch in, zoom in on the ring.

I can play with my hairband.

Amazing.

What were the ups and downs of planning a wedding as a ADHD autistic couple?