PJ Kirby

But see, that's the thing.

child's way of learning yeah um in school was going to be a bit more difficult to that of their peers i think they did i think that because dean was diagnosed with dyslexia they didn't want and they saw that like then he was just kind of he kind of said to himself even though dean's one of the smartest people i know it gave him an out he kind of was like yeah wait i can't learn that like i'm dyslexic so he checked out of it a bit yeah well that's interesting yeah i never got

treated for dyslexia myself but i did get put into this like special program thing where like halfway through the school day i was like taken out of class and hooked up to a laptop and i had headphones on and i'd have to say like family f-a-m-i-l-y family and then it would play it back into my ears and did it help well i can't really spell so no i was gonna say because my family

Well, this was written on my laptop.

It's a folder of pictures from the confirmation last week.

Yeah.

So no, I have to drop out of school.

When my dad used to be testing me on my spellings, I used to be shaking.

He'd be like, leaf.

I'm like, L, E. He's like, no, come on now.

Come on, pink, pink.

Come on, you can do it.

And then I get it wrong.

And he'd be like, go away and learn them and come back in 10 minutes and I'll test you again.

I'd be in my room shaking, trying to learn my spelling.

Yeah, yeah.

That must have been like a universal thing.

It's just the dad said no pain.

But also like teachings of vocation, girls.

You know, I'm really good at that as well.