Shane Jacobson

He goes, I've got Tourette's.

Now, it was, like, seriously, it was like he got first at the Swing Rose.

I was like, yes, and that's when he said, I know, Dad, I've got the platinum package.

Yeah.

So that's how it happens in our house.

So...

He has – I'm glad it's – out of four kids, I'm glad that it didn't happen early because I think I would have destroyed all of it.

So as a parent now, like it's hard for anyone with any kid being a parent.

They've got so many questions and this and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

It's just a lot.

It's a lot, isn't it?

You go from not being a parent at all to you're a parent now.

It's 24-7 and they can ask questions and why and blah, blah, blah, and it can be exhausting sometimes.

I have to explain things so many more times to Jax to get ready in the morning.

Every parent goes, oh, getting him ready for school, that's impossible.

I've got to repeat myself all the time.

And as you know, you speak to parents and this is the thing when they try to tell you, that's not autism, that's all kids.

And I'm like, well, you want to come in my house and have a go at it, I'll show you the difference, which is in the mornings, Jax, go and put your shoes on.

Jax, got to put your shoes on.

Jack's got to put your shoes on.