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The Reason I Jump Movie (Autistic Man First Look) · Aspergers & Autism Podcast [The Aspie World] AuDHD

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  so, the reason I jump movie trailer, let's talk it over.
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  Guys, welcome back to the ask me with what is going on.
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  My name is Dan. I have autism ADHD OCD and
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  this, guys, what's going on? It's been a hot minute first
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  That's super, super dope. Anyway guys, I am.
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  Yeah, I mean before we get into anything else, have you
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  Hacks dotnet Thornton up. Best gon get that right now.
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  So guys, as you can tell, There's some minor adjustments
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  going on right now behind the scenes with my camera setups and
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  stuff like that. I've got new microphones and you
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  cameras new lights and things like that.
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  So we're kicking off the year with some totally awesome do
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  penis. And yeah, I'm super pumped about
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  it. So that brings me to this video.
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  This video, the reason I jump is a book written by a an autistic
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  person and how they experienced life, right.
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  And the guys name is is I can't read for buggery because I'm
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  dyslexic. So I will leave a link for the
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  reason I jump down below, but is a very famous book, it's
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  actually a best-seller. It's one of the most interesting
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  insights into autism. You know, from written verbal
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  point of view, and so, it goes from a nonverbal, autistic
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  persons mind how they experience things, which is just golden
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  because this opportunity was never a thing.
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  Nobody could understand, you know, what, does a person who
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  can't talk experience, you know, through life with like autism
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  and stuff. And this, this this book was so
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  inspirational, it's actually handed out as a Material in
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  universities. So when my girlfriend was doing
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  her degree in childhood, studies, and development in
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  autism, this is one of the books that I recommend it.
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  Now, green tea, guys, if you don't have green tea in your
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  life, you're missing out and this is decaf because make it
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  each day, I don't actually have caffeine but yeah you're missing
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  out my knees, get yourself some from green tea, it's just
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  awesome. So the reason I jump, yeah, the
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  book was so inspirational, that my girlfriend, when she finished
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  her degree, we actually went out and bought the the updated
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  version of the book, like the new on.
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  She's got it, we had it for years.
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  Its In the house somewhere because it's just so
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  inspirational and it's such an insightful book.
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  Now people have been asking for years why isn't having you know
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  a movie made about this or more information made on it and
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  rightfully? So when something is so good,
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  why not make more movies on it. You know, we've seen how many
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  Twilight movies. How many joking Edge if you like
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  Twilight? That's cool.
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  I've actually seen every single one as well.
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  I'm not a huge Twilight found out.
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  My girlfriend was all is, anyway, that's beside the point
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  ADHD. So, in terms of this movie, The
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  reason I jump has been made into a movie.
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  Now, I watched the trailer which Have linked down below for you
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  guys to check out because I wanted you to see it as well.
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  The movies gonna be released this year 2021 and everything
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  watching this in stock 2021. The movies are already out, but
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  basically the idea of the movie is that it's it kind of follows
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  that it like there's a narrative, like there's no
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  narrator talking about the book and and the chapters of the book
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  and going through all the stuff and what is experiencing and how
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  that impacts is life and things like that and it kind of moves
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  through the book from what I can tell from this trailer but also
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  it's almost like a documentary Freestyle where they're
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  interviewing families like parents and caregivers of people
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  on the Spectrum and having their input and their stories and from
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  their side. And seeing how they struggled,
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  and thought, you know what I'm doing?
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  Is the best for my kid. When.
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  In actual fact, it probably the worst thing for their kids
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  because they didn't know, you know, the if you have a
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  nonverbal child who can't tell you, you know how something is
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  impacting their life, how do you expect to fix something?
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  If you can't talk to them to understand that this is going to
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  be to me, this is like a groundbreaking eye-opener.
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  I mean, we've had films, you know, the one that I did a video
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  about See a doing this. Movie about salon on the Autism
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  Spectrum, which complete like a fantasy film and I will leave a
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  link in the pin comment so you guys can go check out my
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  thoughts on to sear the the singer and have autism Movie
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  music. It's called there's a lot to say
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  about it. But in terms of that, you know,
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  we've had different movies coming out and I've done a bunch
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  of different videos talking about like how autism and movies
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  needs to be better represented and more movies on the subject.
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  Need to come out and stuff like that.
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  But having something like this, which it's kind of like it's a
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  real life story told through a narrator and then the other side
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  you have this kind of like parallel of different parents
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  and children being, you know, brought up on the autism
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  spectrum with issues and parents trying to understand and figure
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  that out. I think it's such a nice kind of
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  like collaboration between the two that it's going to give him
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  some real good education. I mean, at the very least,
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  people going to be like, whoa, you know, I get it.
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  I totally get it now. The movie is far as I'm aware,
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  is out this year. I don't really Actually State
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  because if I just come across the, the trailer last night and
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  I really wanted to kind of talk to you guys about it.
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  I know the trailer came out in like December, I think, or even
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  October but it's been taking me this while to kind of watch it.
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  Analyze it and have my thoughts on it.
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  I think that it's great. I hope that it doesn't show
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  autism parents in a bad light because I know it's one thing
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  that I kind of worry about because autism parents do get a
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  bad rep and people like, you know, awesome parents that you
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  just like, you know, they're kind of like the joke of
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  everyone in the Austin Community.
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  No, you're awesome. Parents are certainly other and
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  I do think it awesome. Parents are doing a great job
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  and they do not have a job as a difficult job, you know, and
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  they're living that day in day out.
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  And I just wanted to kind of hopefully I salute them for
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  doing doing the best they can. Hopefully doesn't give them a
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  bad light because I love my officers and parents that, you
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  know, might here in the house, we will gang.
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  You know, heads up, if you're a subscriber, you going to click
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  that link and say done thumbs up, thumbs up on this video.
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  If you're a parent taking care of somebody on the autism
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  spectrum, you're awesome. And yeah, I'm just hoping up a
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  film because of fair. Like in an easy kind of balance,
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  all those things. Now, I'm excited about the
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  movie. I'm, I'm apprehensions about it
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  as well, and if it's already out, then, I'm sorry and you
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  guys have already seen it. And I have no idea I'm talking
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  about. But anyway, guys, if you have
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