Ruby Hall

The fact that there was a lot of guys that had ADHD and no girls.

It's just unlikely and it's not true.

It was that we did and we just – we had different symptoms or our symptoms were – they just expressed themselves in different ways.

Yeah.

I think it only sort of clicked for me when I was getting the process of being diagnosed.

I'd kind of thought about it maybe a little bit later in life, but it does help me kind of like look back at things that I struggled with and go like, oh, like, you know, I wasn't like, I wasn't a bad kid when this happened or I wasn't like,

I'm not like purposefully lazy.

I think that was the big thing that stuck with me is that I felt like I was lazy or something.

When I didn't feel lazy, I felt really like I wanted to do things.

Like stuck.

Yeah, totally.

After school, I did a communications degree.

Yeah.

And I entered a couple of, I like had dated a comedian, which kind of like put me.

Everyone says, is that like.

I know, I know.

I think so.

I mean, I think in the sense that like.

Comedy is like a male-dominated field in the sense that I loved comedy.

I was like a huge Flight of the Conchords fan.