I've said before that my son has ASD and that I worked with him a lot when he was growing up. I'm thankful he's doing amazingly well now.
When he went off to college, I thought that he might need some help and that he may need it in areas that he wouldn't necessarily be comfortable coming to me for.  So I found a professional that I thought he would connect with and introduced him. I told him that if he every encountered a situation that he wasn't sure about (socially or otherwise)...

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I think you should retire and let him run the company... more boob jiggling time. 

 he could contact her and she would help him sort it out.  
This seemed like a good idea at the time. He took advantage of it, early in his first year.
What I didn't anticipate, is how much I would wonder what is going on, when I got the bill.
He just had another appointment and not asking him what it was about is killing me.  Nonetheless, I wont.