Hello, I have a message I would like to give the world about not only people with asperers or autism but maybe everybody but especially me and especially people with asperers and this is not an uncommon thing. I really want to bring attention to the issue of people having too much stimulus in their head and too much noise and too many things going on and it's something I really want people to understand better and I want to bring some examples about this. For instance if I'm in a car and I'm talking with someone I cannot have the right of you on. It just doesn't work. There's too many noises in my head. I can't concentrate. I can't think about what I want to say. I can't listen to what the person's saying. People need to understand the people that have an amount of autism. They hear everything all at once. They can't separate sound. And if you hear all kinds of noises from say radio or maybe you're trying to concentrate on something and there's kids screaming everywhere and music somewhere and someone screaming at someone over this other way it's it's not really pleasant for someone who's trying to concentrate on someone that has an amount of autism. It's very very difficult for them and something that I'd come up for me. A lot is I'll be in restaurants and it might be noisier or more crowded than expected. And the thing is is that I really like to go out to restaurants. I really like to go and eat and it will look as if I'm bored or angry but I'm not. I'm glad I'm going out. I'm glad I'm going to a restaurant. The problem is that there's too many noises. I can't process it the way that other people can. I don't want people to think that I'm unfriendly. I really want to be friendly. I really want people to like me but there are times where it can be. It can look as if I'm not having it at the moment and it's important for people to understand that people's brains. They process things differently. It doesn't have to be bad. It's just different. I just want people to understand that a little bit better. I had an experience not too long ago where I went to a loud restaurant and people could tell that I wasn't really having it and someone suggested that I you know they didn't have to come there and I said no I mean it's fine. A little kid told me that are you trying not to pay attention and it really hit me you know what it must be looking like to other people and everything else but I was paying attention the best I could. I don't know what it is that gave me away but my body language probably showed something. Anyway something that maybe people with autism or aspers or no people that have it can maybe offer some feedback for that as well. I'd appreciate it. It's something that I want people to understand a little bit better now.