Wade

I don't know.

Yeah.

I can't tell if I, if it's like the sensation of the smell or the smell.

Cause sometimes like, you know, your nose gets a tickle.

If you smell something like, like the gasoline, it's like, it's right there.

It's almost like we remember words at the tip of your tongue.

It's like the gasoline is right there, but I can't quite smell it.

I can picture me pouring gas all over myself at the pump, but I can't smell it.

the other senses are coalescing and making it hard like i like biting into an apple i can feel it i can feel the juice i can almost taste or smell it but like it's all the others like the sound of the crunch like all of that is there but like the taste and the smell both are kind of eluding me again garlic i mentioned like the garlic mashed potatoes i can feel them going into my mouth like even like occasional lump in it where it wasn't fully mashed like all that's there and there is the sensation of garlic i can't tell if it's the taste the smell neither both

It's too lumped in with the other ones.

And the texture is a big part of that.

Biting into like a Skittle versus a steak versus a bread roll.

There was a place called Grand Finale in Cincinnati that closed down and went to a handful of times in the past.

And they had these really great rolls.

Like I love their bread.

It's right there going into my mouth and tasting.

It's been gone for like five years, but I just can't.

I stop right short of being able to enjoy it in my imagination.

It's like it's going into my mouth, but gone.

It's right there.