Scott Barry Kaufman

He's like, this is the far right of the bell curve, about 130.

And he starts moving to the left.

I'm like, oh my God.

He moves him to the left.

He moves to 110.

He's like, well, this is about where average is, about the 100 mark.

And he still keeps moving to the left.

I feel like I'm getting agita over here.

You know, like he's I'm like, when's he going to stop?

When's the when's that pen going to stop?

Like, what's what's what are we getting at here?

He stops to a score, which I believe was my score when I was tested at age eight or nine.

It wasn't even the one that I was tested 11.

And he's like, you know, this is.

this is your score uh he's like you're not gifted um you can't you know fortunately you can't qualify for gift education um but i'm here you know if you want to talk about anything else school psychology related what was your score scott 89 something like the 87 something like that i mean that's that's almost embarrassed i'm almost embarrassed because it's just like

it's a pretty low score.

Not that anyone should be embarrassed who has that score, but it's, I am so resistant to having people judge me through the lens of that.

Like, that's why I don't even really tell the story anymore.

You know, like I feel like I'm even taking a risk, like even saying that giving a number, you know, I'm not that person anymore.

He didn't really describe it to me, no.