Maddie Alexander Grout

As in, like, they're talking about ADHD coaches.

They're talking about.

And she was like, no, no, no, they've mentioned you by name.

For God's sake, what's going on?

And it was Nick Ferrari.

Okay.

And I was on a bit of an adrenaline high from the fact that I was being thrown under the bus.

So I thought, well, I'm not going to let them talk about me without me being able to have my say.

So I phoned in.

um nick ferrari was not expecting what he got from me um as an ex-radio presenter and somebody that is in the press a lot somebody who goes on the radio a lot um i think he was expecting somebody who was going to be like the sick fluencer don't be so horrible to me

Whereas instead, I gave him a very balanced argument and I made him look like a total idiot.

He was like, well, ADHD doesn't exist, does it?

And I'm like, well, actually, here's the science behind it.

And he was not impressed.

So that was the start of Sickfluencergate.

I decided to fight back.

So, of course, any time I was in the press, I used the green screen.

I took screenshots.

I used the green screen.

I would go on.