Larry Birkhead

And, um, you know, that happened, nothing really major.

We get to LA and she lived in studio city and the bus wouldn't go up her hill or Canyon or where she lived.

And so we stopped in this parking lot.

And I remember getting out of that bus and thinking, are they going to blindfold me now?

Like, and where I don't know where I'm going to like the bat cave, you know, like, you know, and it was, I had that weird, just kind of like, you know, feeling,

Yeah.

I, I, I, well, part of it's probably PTSD and stuff from like just crazy stuff happening from my situation.

But yeah, I do like to kind of like.

And I'm always scanning when my daughter's with me, like a security guard, like I scan around.

Yeah.

And I know the people that want to take pictures.

I know the people, I think because I'm ADD, but I'm also, I feel like I'm a little bit semi-intuitive because they say people that are ADD, you know, they have heightened, you know, senses.

And I feel like that I, um, read the room a lot and I can tell BS when I see it.

Oh yeah.

I can tell all the liars.

I know.

I mean, I, and so I do, I kind of scan ahead, but I, I was in this moment, I was still kind of like the new kid on the block, you know, and feel like I didn't deserve to be there.

And, um,

I'm sure.

I mean, I, you know, I had planned on going home.