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Originally Posted by 6793026
to tell you the truth, i work with someone with tourette on a weekly basis. I don't know the full story and yes while it would have ruined your experience it's also hard on the dude who's being affected by it. he has no control over it depending on what it is.
I am going to be neutral by it but was it a verbal tourette or a physical.
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I know he has no control and I'm sure it's hell for him. It was mostly verbal but he was also jumping forward as well. He was blurting out probably 3-4 times a minute. If the theatre wasn't full I would have just moved. I was more choked at the thought because my wife and I almost never get out and I'm easily distracted. If he didn't leave I probably would have.
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