I'm being genuinely serious for a moment - has anyone ever experienced what an Alzheimer's patient goes through? Imagine waking up and having no idea who you are, but somehow clinging onto the shadow of a memory from days long gone, but it's all you have and your mind makes you certain that all of your memories occured just minutes before. Now amplify that with a mind tired from high stress and long "working hours".
AND NOW take that Alzheimer's ridden mind and put it into the body of a man who wakes up every morning inside the fecking White House. It's bad enough for people who wake up in the same house they've been living in for fifty years, but imagine staring at the walls of the Oval Office as everyone calls you "Mr President" when your last memory is of a New York residence whilst you hear your father in another room shouting at the help about undercooked hamberders and cold covfefe.
AND NOW take that Alzheimer's ridden mind and put it into the body of a man who wakes up every morning inside the fecking White House. It's bad enough for people who wake up in the same house they've been living in for fifty years, but imagine staring at the walls of the Oval Office as everyone calls you "Mr President" when your last memory is of a New York residence whilst you hear your father in another room shouting at the help about undercooked hamberders and cold covfefe.
