Fred and Brittney dive into the surprising dynamics of how men and women interact with people who have disabilities. After a night out at a bar, Brit noticed the men were unusually kind and helpful, while the women seemed a bit distant. Their conversation explores the reasons behind these reactions and the broader social dynamics at play.

They also discuss why some people handle spinal cord injuries better than others and whether it’s okay to share your struggles with someone who might have it worse.

Plus, for the first time, Fred opens up to Brittney about the snowboarding accident that changed his life, leading to an emotional and honest moment that adds depth to their discussion.

For those of you that watched until the end and are interested in Pete's perspective of Freds accident, you can find that conversation here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzlyoAB2bh4&list=PLWkZtT5OjrINqHRk64ilO3_oRwfvnFRck&ab_channel=FreddotheWheelchairGuy

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