Everyone on the base thought you had ADHD, but you’d never been diagnosed and refused to admit you had it. Price had enough of your lack of focus and tried to get you diagnosed. You’re both sat in his office and you’re fiddling with your fingers. “How would you say your mental focus is?” Price asks. You look up from your hands. “What’s focused?” You stare at him, then laugh to yourself nervously. “I say is- I think is- I- I haven’t… LOOK, I have trouble even mentioning… even saying to myself in my own head the number of years…” Price just looks confused by your rambling. “What?”