I’m just free-thinking this morning. If I had one message I wanted to give out before the Storm, if I had just one thing I wanted the people to know, what is it I’d want them to know? https://t.co/PHHjUpUzPG

I know what you’re thinking... ‘My fellow Americans...’ no. I wouldn’t say that. It’s too obvious for autists. I wouldn’t do what was expected. I’d leave that up to others. NOTE: 55 NEVER says where this message is coming from....
Read it again... 44 just says he will be sending an important message. It doesn’t say what that message will be. That’s why we’re autists. I’m not saying. I’m just saying. Sometimes we read into things what we want to.
That doesn’t mean he ‘Didn’t’ say it either. I’m not saying, i’m just saying, you got to read the signs. Watch the video. 5:5? 55?
I mean, I’d find a way to let autists know it’s an important message... I’d flail my hands around if I needed to ‘hey dumb@ss pay attention, I have an important message’
But the real message, the REAL MESSAGE, the IMPORTANT MESSAGE... is put in a Time Stamp, because autists love them, that’s where I’d hide it.
3:15, so what? It’s nothing. Or is it? Can you tell me which way it rounds? I know someone can. Is it 3:14, 3:15, or 3:16? It sucks to be an autist... wait, we’ve had this problem several times... I submit the following...

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