Alex Partridge

All my socks and pants are just hanging up dry all the time.

So rather than having to go downstairs into my wardrobe, which is an additional thing to do, I just pick them off the rack and it's just saved so much time.

So all of my socks are white.

And when I buy white socks, all I buy is white socks.

So it's just so much easier to find a pair.

Yeah.

I think these are, these one is a brand and one is a different brand.

So I'm not wearing matching ones.

Okay.

Yeah.

You can't see the logo.

Yeah.

Number eight.

In contradiction to what we're doing today, don't sit opposite someone if you're going to have a conversation with them.

So let me flesh that out a little bit.

If you're going to a social event or you're sat down with someone that you don't know very well...

If you sit opposite them, you're kind of forcing this quite confrontational to some people set up.

You're almost enabling the requirement for eye contact, which many people struggle with.

So sitting on the same side of the table, so you're like shoulder to shoulder, just alleviates that inbuilt requirement that neurotypical standards say that we need to make eye contact when having conversations.

I'd look at the nose.