Kim Holderness

So I will say that living with ADHD people, sometimes there's...

one does not allow another to finish a sentence.

And so Tanner has done hard work and carries on such beautiful conversations, allowing people to finish acknowledging what they say and then adding his, I, these are, I mean, he needs a podcast.

Oh, and he also, because he, he did notice that he was struggling with the small talk.

Same, same Tanner.

He, he has a list of questions that he's kind of comes equipped with.

I think that's a great tip to, if you're going into a conversation, just having a, just a list of generic questions you can ask people and how to, I love that.

I love it so much.

And also our conversations about Weibel.

Not sponsored at all.

We just believe in that platform and they were telling us about it.

So I'm glad that Midge was able to get on and talk a little bit about that.

Speaking of not sponsored, Tanner was in town for an event with 321 Coffee, which started here in Raleigh at NC State University.

So I think we should do another quick not sponsored.

Totally not sponsored, but we want to give them a plug for the great work they're doing.

321 Coffee is a coffee shop

built on inclusion.

They employ over 50 adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

They are the ones roasting the coffee, taking the orders, making the lattes.

The coffee's good.