Bill Thompson

And it was Toxelot.

Toxelot.

Yeah.

And Sue, it was pronounced E-I-O-T-A.

Just because you talk a lot?

When I was a kid, I talked a lot.

Actually, as an adult, I don't talk that much unless I know you.

But as a kid, I would never shut up.

I had really bad ADHD.

They kind of diagnosed me with having some low-level version of Asperger's.

And I was a rapscallion in class, just never shut up, never listened, never did anything.

Those are the people that are the most fun.

Well, they didn't enjoy me in high school or in grade school.

But, yeah, they called me Iota.

And, you know, we got christened.

And it was, you know, it's one of the things we're kind of missing in culture today or something that I'm trying to reinvigorate, especially with my son and with other young men that I run into is kind of like coming of age rights.

Something to say, you're a man and I'm going to start treating like a man from this moment forward.

Like, you know, what is that?

There should be structure to that.

You know, we're tribal.