Lucas

But what is your disability, and how does it limit you from working more?

I do, too.

And, Dan, I want to tell you,

Keep at it.

And I would ask your therapist, get a professional opinion on whether or not she or he feels like you can go to full-time work.

Let's take some baby steps to this.

And let's move into, if we can, full-time at the grocery store because you're psychologically safe there right now.

Sounds like.

I'm all for you going full blast on the technology side.

But what I was suggesting is that might take a little bit of time to get that job.

And you're already in recovery and you're doing some work.

And so I think getting some wins here is super important.

You would agree with that, correct?

Not just financial wins, but psychological, mental and emotional wins.

So here's where I'm going.

Dan, I would have never guessed, nor would anybody in this vast audience would have ever guessed, the trauma.

We still don't know.

It's none of our business.

But we wouldn't have guessed any of that based on how you described how you treat people and what you do at the grocery store.

So I'm going to tell you something, man.