ever done that before. It's the first time I've ever done that. It was fun and you're just like,

oh, the opposition defiant disorder is coming. Yeah. Yeah. That's, yeah. Of your many issues,

that's the one that drives me the most crazy. That is, I don't have that. You sure? Yeah.

You sure. Then how come when I asked you to start recording, you said, why don't you start recording? Like, that's...

It was the exception of the rule. It's the first time I've ever said that, which was funny

because it was unexpected, but...

Hmm. Hmm. And it was oppositional. And...

You say you were doing a bit. That wasn't a true expression of your deepest self? No, I think it was in that case.

But it's not something that I've ever done before.

Is it possible to have opposition defiant disorder and never act on it because you have managed it and you have it under control?

Do you still have the disorder or does it gone?

How does the human mind work?

This is really the question I would like to ask.

Is oppositional defiance disorder? It's just stubbornness, right?

I think it's more than stubbornness because we all have a little bit of stubbornness in us, right?

Yes, but some more than others. I recognize it when I see it.

Like, let's take an example from current

events. Guess which American politician I'm about to, I'm about to reference in the context

of opposition defiance disorder. Someone who as soon as some type of stricture or limit is attempted

upon his behavior, this politician, who you have to guess who I'm talking about,

they lash out in defiance of it, in opposition of it.

This American, if you need another hint, this American politician is currently facing

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