Drew Afualo

So fun.

Obviously everyone's like, yeah, we get to leave school.

Yeah.

And I remember my mom had gotten me these like shirts and I wore like these shirts I loved.

It was like a sweater vest with like a collared shirt built into it.

and then I had like a flare pant on and my mom had got me two of them and I wore one for picture day and the other one I was like I'm saving that for the Kellogg house so I wore that outfit and I was like look at my fucking outfit like I felt so T I was like oh my god how fun we walked through this house I don't remember shit like at all really I just remember them this is old so just like these are eggs and you'd be like awesome and then there was like these parts where they were like oh they were taking like photos of us

And they had these old timey phones.

And I have that itis about me where like if I see a phone or a button, I have to press it.

Like if it doesn't explicitly say you should not you don't press this.

I will go press it.

So I'm like, like, I just have to go.

I have to go touch.

And then they had these old phones and I loved old phones.

Don't diagnose me.

I know someone's going to diagnose me.

Yeah.

don't i already know do you have like a prediction of what the diagnosis would autism probably yeah probably yeah if i had to guess yeah that's typically what they give me every time i tell them about me my whimsy as a child they're like i have that too and now i have okay so hey i know um so like i'm aware trust me um so i like loved phones and they had these old-timey phones and they had ones that were like on different levels so you and your friends could like go like someone would bend down and like use one and then they were like taking pictures

So I was bending down a lot to like use and press all of the buttons that I could.

And then I remember they printed out the photos and they put them in these little like almost like organizers when we got back to the school the next day.

And we went to school the next day.