My ADHD autist girlfriend does this all the time. She just needs a bit of extra time to process. I don’t mind it and I usually don’t need to repeat what I said. You get used to it.
the explanation I got a long time ago is that when something gets so bad that nothing you can do will change it is the time you sit back, crack a beer, and admit “no worries”
Also I feel like you are sometimes expected to give an immediate response but you haven’t had proper time to process the situation. So you just say “no worries”
That’s not a feeling, I’ve been told on several separate projects to literally respond to client’s messages as quickly as possible, even if it’s just to say “we’re looking into the thing you asked about, will let you know as soon as we know something”. I guess it’s important to not let the people with the cash feel ignored
It needs more panels. It needs talking heads deliberately pronouncing the words frighteningly while giving only the worst interpretation of their effects, or uses in other situations.
“The same chemical used to remove plastic buildup from steel molds!” Or whatever. Meanwhile the chemical is dihydrogen monoxide.
Like, it needs 8 or 10 panels in between those two.
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