Lucy Sullivan

And we had this conversation where I was like, how is everything? Things are good with me. Like I didn't mention any, there was no specifics because I wanted to make sure, like I didn't want it. If you walked in and someone had no idea who you were, you would feel bad about yourself.

And we had this conversation where I was like, how is everything? Things are good with me. Like I didn't mention any, there was no specifics because I wanted to make sure, like I didn't want it. If you walked in and someone had no idea who you were, you would feel bad about yourself.

And we had this conversation where I was like, how is everything? Things are good with me. Like I didn't mention any, there was no specifics because I wanted to make sure, like I didn't want it. If you walked in and someone had no idea who you were, you would feel bad about yourself.

When my wife and I were watching a show, I'll be like, who's that guy? And she's like, it's the main character. He just has a hat on. Like, it's literally Robert De Niro from the other scene. And I was like, ooh, this is kind of strange.

When my wife and I were watching a show, I'll be like, who's that guy? And she's like, it's the main character. He just has a hat on. Like, it's literally Robert De Niro from the other scene. And I was like, ooh, this is kind of strange.

When my wife and I were watching a show, I'll be like, who's that guy? And she's like, it's the main character. He just has a hat on. Like, it's literally Robert De Niro from the other scene. And I was like, ooh, this is kind of strange.

I am afraid that I might have an interaction with someone and I might not recognize them and I might not give them the attention that makes them feel good.

I am afraid that I might have an interaction with someone and I might not recognize them and I might not give them the attention that makes them feel good.

I am afraid that I might have an interaction with someone and I might not recognize them and I might not give them the attention that makes them feel good.

Walking around with one arm, you are highly recognizable. It's like, how many one-armed people do you meet? Probably not a lot. So everybody comes in to the coffee shop, and if you see me, you probably will recognize me as that guy from the coffee shop the next day. But I don't recognize a lot of the people who come in.

Walking around with one arm, you are highly recognizable. It's like, how many one-armed people do you meet? Probably not a lot. So everybody comes in to the coffee shop, and if you see me, you probably will recognize me as that guy from the coffee shop the next day. But I don't recognize a lot of the people who come in.

Walking around with one arm, you are highly recognizable. It's like, how many one-armed people do you meet? Probably not a lot. So everybody comes in to the coffee shop, and if you see me, you probably will recognize me as that guy from the coffee shop the next day. But I don't recognize a lot of the people who come in.

That's Caitlin with the beautiful chin. This is Daniel. He has bald head. That's how I remember him. Small bald head.

That's Caitlin with the beautiful chin. This is Daniel. He has bald head. That's how I remember him. Small bald head.

That's Caitlin with the beautiful chin. This is Daniel. He has bald head. That's how I remember him. Small bald head.

Oh, there she is. It took me a while to recognize her, but she's got, like, very distinct glasses, which is useful. But she's been talking about changing her glasses, so I'm worried about that.

Oh, there she is. It took me a while to recognize her, but she's got, like, very distinct glasses, which is useful. But she's been talking about changing her glasses, so I'm worried about that.

Oh, there she is. It took me a while to recognize her, but she's got, like, very distinct glasses, which is useful. But she's been talking about changing her glasses, so I'm worried about that.

Everybody who comes in the door, I stare them down because I'm like, I hope I have to see if I recognize you or know you or not. So I'm staring at them and they look at me and they're like, hi. And I'm like, hi. Just in case I know them. And they're like, well, that guy's friendly.

Everybody who comes in the door, I stare them down because I'm like, I hope I have to see if I recognize you or know you or not. So I'm staring at them and they look at me and they're like, hi. And I'm like, hi. Just in case I know them. And they're like, well, that guy's friendly.