Charles Haycock

Here we go. What's up? I'm trying to talk to more women now, but it should be good because I don't have autism because, well, I've never been tested. and I think that's how you beat it. I think that's the only cure I've heard of, but my brother, he got tested, right? So they got him. And you can't give it back. People always, they're like, does he have it full on? I'm like, well, it's not part-time. It's not weekends hit the club Monday, back to puzzles. I did try to get tested, too, when I was in Canada, where it's free there, but they're busy. So they, you know, they phone me back. They're like, sorry, sir. The wait time is seven years. I was like, what the fuck? To find out of my autism? Seven years? No, that's 3,461 days. No. I can't do that. That's a Tuesday. Tuesday's when the train comes.