wingman626

I remember hearing a segment of something similar to this on an NPR radio station on my commute to work. I bet the feeling of having to be a part of a big case, who's ultimate decision could impact millions of other transgendered individuals who either serve or want to serve, is probably really daunting.

1.) My first question is; what do you really feel about going against something as enormous as this? Is it more of a "how did i even get here?" Type of feeling or has this shocked you in anyway?

2.) What type of publicity has this accumulated towards you (for lack of a better way to phrase this question). Given how national, or even global, this story has become ;; Has there been anything that someone has said to you or done to you that really impacted how you feel and such?

3.) This question is more for your legal team (since the majority of case AmA's have to be censored and questions cherry picked by the law firm so it doesn't back fire later);; how are you guys dealing with this? As a firm dealing with something this large, i bet the front desk gets loaded with phone calls for one. Do you feel prepared or stressed from the enormity of all this?

Hope this AmA can be verified soon

Thank you for your service and i wish you the best of luck.

Hey Jeff, I have an odd question for you:

What books or Information do you recommend to read when it comes to social pshycology for beginners?

I've been wanting to learn and have been learning more about reading body language, picking up on common ques, saying good responses and other good things I can learn about, but the majority of information thats out there that I find also talks about stuff I wouldn't want to be used on myself as it sounds too controversial or too manipulative. ( Some authors label their books as " dark pshycology" and say that it's crucial to know so that you know if it's being used on you)

All I want is to attract and keep good people, improve relationships with your crush or your friends; things that I can do to practice on and improve on in my life.

Where did you start learning? And is there anything that you'd recommend someone like me should read about?

Thank you

"you know it's bad when the pizza guy gets there faster than the police"

I've heard that saying multiple times but have you ever encountered a scenario where something wasn't done the way it should have been handled?

I know dispatch can only do so much but what crazy story can you share today?