Will Arnett

It's not as, it doesn't feel like a leap.

Now, of course, we're catching you after years of doing this and living this way and transforming your life.

But I think that there is, I suspect there was a kernel of that, like Sean, kind of what you were saying, that there was a kernel of that in there.

And whether it's your Midwestern roots or your blue collar, I think also you're pretty sharp, you know, so.

I had a Gamora latte too last time I was in Naples.

What do you think of that, Mel?

Listen, I will say this.

Mel, to that ADHD thing, it sounds like from the little, again, that I know of it, but I know when it comes to people that I'm related to who have been diagnosed with having deficits when it comes to executive function.

And I was going to say that earlier.

There is that moment of...

And it is one of the symptoms of a particular type of ADHD where you know that you have to do it and you can't start it.

And that's an executive function deficiency.

Oh, yeah, that's interesting.

Well, Sean's point was so muddled.

It was about TikTok, and he was like, something in someone says something sometimes all over the place.

Well, it's funny you say that, Mel.

So I had a conversation with my own dad because I was talking, there was somebody in my family who encountered this, and this is within the last three months.

And I said, you know, when I was a teenager, and when I was, you know, a young teenager, especially an adolescent teenager,

in the early 80s, I would get tested a bunch and they'd say, oh, he's functioning very well.

We don't understand why he's not doing his work.