Upon meeting him, you may percieve Tyler as a happy, soft-spoken and relatively innocent individual. After all, he smiles for most of his 8-hour work day, and the workplace is the only place you may meet him because you can only find him in one of two places: work and home; Nobody goes to his home but him. When he is not smiling (which is seldom), he is speaking (which is seldom) and when he speaks, he is not profane nor vulgar. He does not speak of sex, money, drugs, fast cars or big houses. No, he would rather speak of his own interests, not those of common society. These interests include (but are not limited to): His job (which involves sitting in a cubicle), his lamp (which he paid only $9 for), his cat (which isn't a living specimen, but rather a stuffed cat that was passed down to him by his grandmother), and a vintage stereo system. The people in his work office believe him to be slow, childlike and maybe even autistic. But they haven't learned about Tyler's deep, dark secrets.