He might be, but he also presents to me as someone who is developmentally disabled or mentally ill, given his odd appearance and saying only “Hi, I’m Alan” without also telling the room what his role is.
The way Alan looks, and presented himself simply with his name and not his role, leads me to believe he is someone with developmental disabilities and not an “assistant babysitter.”
Native of St. Louis, Missour and we always said pe-con, exactly like the three first letters of the noun [not the verb] “convict.” I’ve been cofused by people writing “kahn” when I presume they mean “can” as in “tin can.”
He might be, but he also presents to me as someone who is developmentally disabled or mentally ill, given his odd appearance and saying only “Hi, I’m Alan” without also telling the room what his role is.