Andrew Huberman

I forgot that scene.

Yeah.

That's a perfect segue to what I was going to say next, but I'm brought to this mildly traumatic experience in high school where I didn't go to any high school dances early in high school.

I was like really in the skateboard community, just really focused on that.

And then it was my junior year of high school.

the now woman, then young woman, girl, whatever, asked me that it was the Sadie Hawkins dance where the girls asked the boys.

This was very old fashioned, right?

It already assumes, right?

That the guys always ask the girls, which was pretty much the standard.

We go and she was a year older and extremely beautiful, super kind.

It ended up being a very long-term relationship.

But I remember going and she had something back then where her hands would get really cold.

She had this thing where it was a cold night.

And so she went into the bathroom.

She said, I'd have to like warm my hands.

She was in there a really long time.

And I'm standing out there and people are coming up to me and I'm like, what are you doing here?

Like, why are you at a dance?

And I said, so-and-so invited me and no one believed me.

There was like, there's no chance.