“It feels like I’m working really hard for something that doesn’t mean very much,” he said. “If I wanna say, ‘That show we played was in Duh-duh-Durham,’ and there’s five people around who don’t know I have a speech impediment, then I’m not gonna struggle through a sentence at the risk of being really embarrassed, or because of the physical discomfort of talking,” he said. “People who don’t stutter don’t understand how much strategy is involved, and how much, like, self-preservation there is.”
