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It's not exactly infuriating or frustrating but like, whatever the gentler version of those are, when my mother reminisces about my childhood in a way that indicates she clearly noticed my neurodivergent behaviors and just thought they were cute. She keeps bringing up how for two years in grade school I ate the same sandwich for lunch every day.

1. Lady, I was nine. You packed my lunch. As I recall it you didn't ask what sandwich I wanted, you just packed me the same thing every day. Which was fine! I like cheese sandwiches! But I don't recall you giving me the choice.

2. Even if it's true that I asked for the same thing, you noticed this and now I find you spoke to my teacher about it and still didn't think to get me the evaluation you got my diagnosed-autistic younger brother.

But she doesn't know I have ADHD because can open, worms everywhere, so I finally just said, "you bring up this story a lot, does something about it bother you?" which is the impulsivity talking.

Turns out I thought she was trying to somehow offer a criticism of some current behavior of mine and she just found it a treasured memory of parenting me. I do not find "you were a little weirdo failing fourth grade and I did nothing to help" a treasured memory, but the Adderall did hit before I got that far in the conversation, so that's something.

There are no uploads of this on YouTube. Lol dw I screen recorded it for your convenience. He's shared a few rough drafts of stuff from World-UCN.

This caught me off guard. Do you recognize those 2 chords at the start? That A minor, followed by a 7th on the lower register? I sure do. Then halfway, that piano resonance from the end of the SL trailer creeps in, and you're hit with THE low bell. This track uses instruments exclusive to Sister Location, and another upload with only a small portion of this track is titled "2016."

Guys...

This is the music for Trailer 2.

Another thing I noticed is that the melody here gets reused for "Drag Me to the Crusher" in the Custom Night update.

As a deep enjoyer of music, I feel like Jerma onion ring. I've been beholded an unseen relic of a simpler time. It's like when you look at an image for so long, you get used to how it looks, but when you flip it, it looks like a completely new image.

What I would give to know what plugins and instrument packs Leon uses. There is something so immersive and brain itching about the frequencies he uses to paint that world audibly.

UgH this transported me back 9 years for 2 minutes, and it slapped the SOTM mode right outta me. I want the 2016 clowns again. Give me you.