YOU GUYS

You guys, if you can tell by looking at me, but I do have family members with Down syndrome. Family members with Down syndrome. It almost got me. It almost got me, but it nicked me. But it nicked me. It's funny. I don't have any on TV. I'm trying my best. This place is extremely well-lit. I can see everyone not enjoying it. This is just the most nervous I've ever been. Shut up. Brought up Down syndrome. Who's never been around Down syndrome when you, like, if I tell people, I have family members with Down syndrome. People that have never always like, oh, it's the end of, are they okay? Are they doing it? They're doing better than everybody I know. They're the only ones having a good time, pretty consistently. The election. They're having a good time. My niece has Down syndrome. My niece has Down syndrome. And I thought that was gonna get a bigger laugh. Have fun here. But no, my niece has Down syndrome. That happens when someone in your family has it. It goes when my sister was pregnant, everybody was very, very scared. And then once they come into your life, you realize that's easily of your entire family. It's crazy. Gets too proud. Like now, my family's group text, it's just pictures of my niece. And every day, family comments, she looks exactly like Uncle Shane. And I see it a little. She does. With bangs. With bangs. Just. But my niece's mother could get pregnant. So she foster cared and then adopted three. And then she finally got pregnant. A kid with Down syndrome. A kid with Down syndrome. And her husband is from Egypt.