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Why Sia REALLY Apologised To The Autism Community · Aspergers & Autism Podcast [The Aspie World] AuDHD

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  You are still going to be making money off this movie.
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  I don't think you're off the hook girl.
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  Paige is back, guys. Welcome back to another side.
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  A video with Paige. I think we did a Saturday one
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  last time as well. And anyone listening on the
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  podcast mean pager hanging out. Again.
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  This is Page L. Yo, page, and I did a video.
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  Yo, yo, what we were talking about the last video dude,
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  Tick-Tock probably because that's like your bread and
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  butter, right? We talked about probably.
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  I guess so. Yeah, I think we just talked.
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  I think he just spent, hey, tell me about yourself Pages,
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  Canadian. So she says aboot, I think And
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  she drinks Tim Hortons, coffee the way.
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  Also, there's a slight delay. This is actually peppermint tea.
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  Mmm. Okay, I just finished.
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  I literally I could yeah, every time I talk you like wait 5
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  seconds and you're like, yeah, I listen just finished a green tea
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  so I don't do. I do I do peppermint tea, but
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  but normally after like dinner and stuff that green tea is like
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  my go-to kind of daily one and then you have a Breakfast tea.
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  I mean, the UK is all about to write peppermint green tea.
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  Oh my yes, peppermint green tea. So page.
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  Yeah. It is really good.
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  I thought teeth in this conversation, all the Realty
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  aside. Let's talk about the actual tea,
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  the elephant in the autism room, right?
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  So I'll just do a small introduction to what we're
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  talking about. So, I text and page because I
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  was like, dude, we have to do a discussion about the Syria issue
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  because I was scrolling through. I've got a video going on on my
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  YouTube channel tonight and it's on Thursday.
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  So this is you're watching this on Saturday.
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  So before this video, Came out, you see in another video, but we
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  talked about this Revelation that I found Sears.
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  She was in a BBC interview talking about the controversy
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  that you and I and Chloe, princess asked me and had talked
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  about on our channels. Right?
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  And it was all to do with the music video that she's got out,
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  which is not a music video. It's a film, a feature length
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  film called music, which is she gets mad.
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  He's Eagles players artistic. All right.
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  So me and Paige. Proper winter town in our videos
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  and we had a big runs about it. Pages, one is really good as
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  well on YouTube. I'll leave a video link for that
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  down below G. About Pages Channel and give her
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  a favor. Subscribe, and follow.
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  And she did a really good job was really, it was really
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  awesome. And so, yeah, we are this
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  article came out where Sears now kind of backtracking and saying
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  stuff like, oh, I'm really sorry, awesome community.
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  And she deleted her Twitter account page.
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  What's up? I was dying.
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  I want to go under Twitter so bad and read what she tweeted
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  like, right before she delayed her account.
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  And it's got. And I'm like, you just why, why
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  did you need to do that? But I think it's all a huge
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  publicity stunt because, literally three autism
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  organizations like Asin, ah, two other ones that are longer than
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  I don't know. As much they came out and
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  tweeted right? And they were like, this is what
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  we said. See about her movie and how she
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  can make it better and the restraint scenes and yes.
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  Yes, Ed. No, so now we and she goes to
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  us. So now we are just going to post
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  it. And let y'all know that we tried
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  and then CSI and would like I'm sorry.
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  I'm going to take the seeds out. No one knows me.
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  Best impression. Can you be Hulk?
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  Thank you. She and people were posting
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  about it too and there. And of course, Very.
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  Happy that the the restraint scenes are out.
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  Don't I don't understand why that we, you know, was even a
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  thing. But now it's like Stevia.
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  You are still going to be making money off this movie.
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  I don't think you're off the hook, girl.
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  This is the thing like that's it does.
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  If there's a few things because my first of all, the restraint
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  scenes is because she consulted with people who back the - ABA
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  therapy, right? Which is a big No-No.
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  The second thing is that her sorry is too little too.
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  Open late. She should have said, sorry,
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  first time around. And then another third thing is
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  if I was her and she was genuinely concerned about our
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  voices and our thoughts about it.
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  She'd pull the movie and start again.
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  And my girlfriend said this, I was talking to Naomi about this,
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  right? And I said we were going to have
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  YES station. I know he was like just pull it
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  like pull the movie. Like don't put a warning sign in
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  front. Don't delete a scene.
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  Delete the frickin movie stat again, dude.
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  Do it right? Do something.
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  Right? Don't just put something.
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  Yeah, just Yeah, that's exactly what I thought too.
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  Like you the reason why I like it has to be money and
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  publicity. She's gotten so much publicity
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  from this movie. That of course, she's worked so
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  hard on it. Like you're going to make money
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  from this movie and I think that's another big issue.
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  Like obviously you want to represent a community and most
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  of us are saying that this is kind of gross.
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  I would think if you really cared that you would do the
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  right thing, but she's not doing the right thing.
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  She saying, sorry, I'm just going to delete my Twitter.
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  No one can, you know, give me any criticism on what I do and
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  I'm gonna push it good way. She deleted his Twitter account,
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  literally because she puts so much garbage out on Twitter that
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  like we could just go back through like all the drama alert
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  Chimes would have gone back through everything, took out all
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  the tweets. She couldn't even go through and
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  delete them. Look.
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  She said so many social publicist was wrong on the
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  phone. Like, dude bullet.
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  Yeah, pull it. And this is a real thing.
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  I was going on a reality TV show called The Circle.
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  It's on Netflix. Now, but I was going to reality
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  TV show called The Circle, and I was playing number one, but I
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  did a video all about why I wasn't on the circle because
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  when they were, when I got, I was basically, on a show of
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  three days before going in. I did all the adverts and stuff
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  to the Instagram. I've listed all the Telly
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  adverts to the national press of you.
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  But before going in they were like oh and they pulled me from
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  the show because I was autistic and they didn't want to take
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  that risk. Dude is crazy.
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  I'm want to blow the story up, right?
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  It's crazy. I really I know I don't know.
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  It's a whole thing anyway, but before going on there, I sat
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  down in the mud. No, I was in LA and I was
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  meeting with a management company called Above The Fray
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  they look after Downing Phil. They're like big YouTubers.
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  Don't know if you know who don't feel.
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  So I was hanging out with both afraid.
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  Yeah, my group of the freight because they were going to sign
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  me but they couldn't because it will loosen this Esports team.
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  But anyway, they were giving you advice and they said dude before
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  you go on TV. What we have to do is go through
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  your Twitter and delete anything that could be pulled out from
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  media. Because when you're on National
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  Television, people kind of get all the crazy.
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  And so they told me to just delete the account, start a new
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  one. On or put my per capita, private
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  annual. So I know that Sears management
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  had phoned, her are a publicist of Honduras said, dude, pulled
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  the account. You've put so much trash about
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  the autism community on there. It's just like a gold.
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  Mine of garbage. Oh my God, it is, it is, I've
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  gone through and I've screenshot of a lot for that video that I
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  made. And there were some even that I
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  remember seeing and reading, but I couldn't find the sweets and
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  I'm like, I think she must have deleted those.
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  And now, I look like an idiot because I don't have no proof.
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  It's just I also have a problem when people delete tweets are
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  things like that, because I'm like, that's that's just gas
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  lighting. You know, I've had like one
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  instance where I deleted it tick tock because I was like, oh, I
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  don't like that. I don't think.
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  That's right. I delete it.
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  But then I posted another Tick Tock saying that there was this
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  video that I had, I deleted it. This is what it's about.
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  But I took it down because I don't want to perpetuate that
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  and I'm sorry and we're moving on and I think that people
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  really valued that because I don't want anyone to think I'm
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  lying to them or trying to be like I never said that, like
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  iPhone Ali, I accept that humans grow and evolve as new
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  information is present and I like that like I would
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  appreciate if people came to me with criticism so I could change
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  as a human. Like humans are not static but I
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  think that's what we were trying to do with see his stuff to be
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  like this wasn't okay. That's Miss wasn't good.
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  How about you have the power to do anything?
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  You want? Really with this Ruby?
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  Yeah. Why didn't you do this?
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  Why what could you do? And she went up deleting
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  everything, you guys will never know what I said and gross to
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  me. I don't trust her.
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  Front of the biggest things, like, with this whole thing is
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  and it really, really peed me off as everybody was tweeting
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  her saying like, you know, you should have listened to the
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  autism Community. Who did you consult?
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  And she said, I've consulted with people.
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  I've spoken to the community. I've done all the right things.
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  You guys are a holes. Like leave me alone.
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  You haven't even seen a stop. Judging me, blah, blah, blah.
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  Yeah, it all this stuff. Right?
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  And then in this article on the BBC, she's like, look, maybe I
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  consulted with the wrong people and I should have gone to the
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  community as a whole. It's like that's what everybody
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  said. Like three months ago, you could
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  have avoided all this drama. Like even if it meant reshooting
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  like he's trying to back yourself up so hard, she just I
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  need to and you know what? Another thing like I don't know
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  where I stand in this but Maddie Ziegler has been completely
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  quiet and so is Kate Hudson, they haven't said anything about
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  it, right on social media or anything like that.
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  Now, I do feel sorry for muddy because I feel like she's had
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  kind of like that. Weird, like, pushy mum childhood
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  where she was bullied into being a performer, and yes, she's got
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  a successful life out of it. But and then C is like her
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  godmother. It's a little bit weird, like
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  it. The whole relationship was a bit
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  creepy, but I feel like C is suppressing mannequins weird
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  Heard a Voice, right? So she can't, so Ziggler can't
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  go out and say like, hey, yes. This is how I feel about it.
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  And I did, I felt uncomfortable with it because I think I
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  remember seeing a small TMZ kind of clip was ego said look, I was
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  uncomfortable with doing the shoot because I didn't want to
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  be, you know, it was, it was, it's cringy.
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  Like when you see her acting as an autistic person is like holy
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  shoot like mmm. Just because literally watching
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  it, I'm like, oh, yeah. I'm like, that's how people made
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  fun of me like my doing that absolutely.
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  The whole the whole thing. Like no way of knowing that,
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  it's Maddie. And how she actually acts in
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  real-life. I'm like, nope.
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  Nope. Nope, not just antic.
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  This is the thing. This is what I said in my video
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  about it and I said, look, it's not even the fact that it's, you
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  know, one, one of the fact is that, it's not a non-autistic
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  actor, playing an autistic person, but other than that, it
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  could be. Random person who is an
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  up-and-coming actress who could have played that part who isn't
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  autistic, right? Because we don't know who is not
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  typecasted. We already know that Maddie's a
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  dozen Charlie when able and it's like, you know, I mean that
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  there's if you think if you take into consideration a typical on
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  Netflix, hashtag, I did some Consulting for that yellow and
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  they were really nice but the guy who plays Sammy artistic
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  eye. Yes.
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  He's neurotypical but nobody knew this actor before he was in
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  the show. So it kind of works really well.
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  That's his character type kind of like the Sheldon Cooper thing
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  with him. Parsons right.
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  They play this game as a Spur, just kind of like creative and I
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  think see a could have got away a little bit more with casting
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  anybody other than Ziegler, but everything is equal because
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  they've that weird. It's like a cult very true.
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  Yeah, well and there was see I had an interview with variety.
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  I believe where she said that Maddie was very uncomfortable
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  with this. They was crying and saying, she
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  didn't want to make anyone like she didn't want to make anyone
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  uncomfortable. She didn't want anyone to think
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  she was making fun of them and see us at I won't let that
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  happen. Yeah, wait, gross.
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  Also, I'm pretty sure, yeah, because that's her thing, right?
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  I'll protect you, but it's really like, I will make you, I
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  will be your voice mad at you. Don't get us a gross.
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  But also a CEO was saying that the autistic actor, they hired
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  beforehand, but also very overwhelmed and stressed, and
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  that was the reason why they let her go.
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  And so, I'm confused as to why Maddie's issues were not taken
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  just too seriously, and she had to push through and finish this
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  movie went. I think She signed the deal when
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  she was 14. Yeah, it was like three years in
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  the making, right? I'm yeah, I'm uncomfortable with
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  that. I'm easy.
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  I'm just I just did that. The whole dynamic is uncomfy.
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  I feel bad for Maddie. I really do.
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  Yeah, I feel about somebody. And I see the thing is, I
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  reached out to see his company and I asked her team, if I could
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  interview her about it, and it was like, this ghostly cold,
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  like know, if I find that, but I haven't reached out.
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  And the first thing like, I want us to reach out to Ziegler and
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  say like, hey, why don't you come on the show, we could talk
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  about it and maybe we could have a discussion, but then I'm like
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  it's and I got creeped out and thinking maybe C is going to
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  read that email like is see a manager.
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  Like how does this work? Like, what's that?
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  You know what I mean? So then I thought there's no way
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  of getting mad. He's mad.
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  He's true opinion on it because she's just controlled by the sea
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  is like weirdness man. I don't know.
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  I just the whole thing is a mess like socks.
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  So wild head Fame is so hard like being so famous.
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  As a young child. I can only imagine what that
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  he's going through like crazy like and she's always maybe I'll
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  shoot her and diem. Yeah, dude, I would totally do
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  it. But I mean, I'd want to be this
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  creepy guy to everybody like some creepy, dude.
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  Technically. I really want to see you get
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  away with it. You know, you kind of look like
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  You know, I feel like Matty's had a bad childhood because like
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  she's always been had like nutjobs.
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  It was that girl called the woman from Dance Moms.
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  Abby Lee Miller, she went to jail and stuff because she's
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  such a crook. She's a crazy.
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  I didn't like see it. Like she has no no positive
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  female role models in her life. She just had bizarrely pushy,
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  like career-driven like so I do feel, I do feel a fuzzy glow,
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  but she is her own woman, you know, she's like 18.
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  So on 19 so she can do what she pleases and she has to make up
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  our own choices and has to deal with the outcomes of those
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  choices. Right?
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  Like we all have to do, right? No matter if their mistakes, we
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  learn from them, we move on. But so what do you think?
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  It's a hit pitch? Here's a question.
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  What do you think is? Is would be the best resolution
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  to this issue. If you were serious management
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  company or if you were say, like what would you say, the best
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  resolution would be. Well, because I want to say like
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  and dislike this whole thing. So I would say, the best
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  resolution would be to get rid of the movie and if you really
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  want to reshoot it better, but because that's probably not in
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  their best interest. I can only imagine that they are
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  going to try to make it as Warner trigger warning, friendly
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  as possible and release it anyway and try to make money off
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  it and have it fail. That's what I feel like is going
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  to happen, but I think it would be a Everyone's best interest if
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  you try it again. Yeah, I totally agree.
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  I think she should. What do you think?
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  Yeah. No, I think she should just
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  honestly think that she should just scrap it.
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  Say okay, I spent all his money on it, but that was my mistake
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  and then reshoot it. But take on board the comments,
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  the input, the dialogue and research done now with the
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  actual autism community. And then and then put something
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  out that we could be a part of because if you're representing a
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  community and they're not part of it.
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  Then what if you doing right? So I think I really do know,
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  best cause fashion scrap this version of it and do again.
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  But again, she all she's looking for is the ROI on the like a
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  return on the interest, the investment rather than internal
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  interest, or the return on the investment.
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  Because she must've spent like first a million bucks filming
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  this thing, right? Or even more.
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  I mean, that's just a really small budget.
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  She probably spent like an accessor 326 million bucks.
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  But like how she wants to get that return.
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  Otherwise, it will just be a big Financial hole in it.
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  Is this right? But the end of the day you have
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  to take risks if you mess something up.
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  I mean it got nominated for a Golden Globes Award and Maddie
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  got nominated for like best actress or some crap to.
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  I do two Golden Globes. I'm like how how?
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  Yeah, so much controversy. It's like God said, that he
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  makes me so mad like because they just is it like see you
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  again holding it. This is what we spoke about.
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  That's what we spoke about and our first video page.
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  We spoke about Hollywood and the issues of Hollywood and autism,
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  right? This again, is that that
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  machine, the Hollywood Machine just just pushes anybody aside
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  who's of a disability and just does their own thing as steam
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  rollers in, and it, but the hello Amy.
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  I can't stand it. So.
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  Can I ask you a question? Costing us minutes?
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  Anyone questions for you actually case?
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  My first question is, so how do you feel?
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  Did you know movie offer? But I know what I say.
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  That who you know, see I was like, this is my friend.
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  I'm basing the movie off of my friend.
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  Yes. I've heard of this but I don't
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  believe them. Who that person was.
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  So black man, and that people were like, see ya.
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  Like, okay. I always hires Maddie but it's
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  like eat like rose to that. You're like, yeah.
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  This is a black man, but I'm good for a little, a little
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  white go for it, which I'm like gross.
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  Then my second question is, which I guess I wasn't really a
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  question and I want to talk about that, but my said, okay,
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  so you can go on that. But my second question is, how
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  do you feel about Leslie, Odom, jr.
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  Being a Miss? Because I'm a little upset.
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  And also, did you know that? Apparently, he thinks that his
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  autism was cured. As a small child.
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  Oh sure. I think that that that is
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  basically, he's been bought and paid for by see it.
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  That's it. You know, seems like he's a
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  bunch of money come and make it look like.
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  Because I said this in the first video that I did on the subject.
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  This is like my fourth video on the subject, but I said in the
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  first video, that she's trying to find justification by having
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  these people like Leslie or whatever in the end of movie.
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  So it'd be like, oh look, I've got autistic actor in a movie or
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  whatever saying stuff like he got cute and he's a kid.
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  What planet is this game live? Like is it is it for real?
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  But you know, the funny thing about it is that I am the man of
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  color you're talking about or the gentleman of color who is an
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  autistic gentleman that whole story came out way after she was
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  like, I don't know. Is that a friend of mine?
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  I did it as like a an old to them.
• 18:07
  You know, he when his mother and all this bollocks and it is
• 18:09
  complete and utter bollocks because Maddie is not a
• 18:13
  gentleman of color. She's a small white girl.
• 18:15
  Like, how does this even make sense in a mind?
• 18:18
  Like, I just That just, oh my God, you just lie so much.
• 18:23
  Like utter ignorance all around. It really is.
• 18:26
  It's a so much ignorance like she's like, oh, I just fucked.
• 18:32
  You got nowt. Oh, sorry.
• 18:33
  Sorry. No, it's actually fine.
• 18:35
  And she all these all been learning from the wrong people
• 18:38
  and learning from the wrong people.
• 18:40
  Like how have you done three years of research and you've
• 18:42
  done so much? And now people are telling you
• 18:45
  and you're like, I take it back but better account.
• 18:49
  That is it. Yes, except that you did
• 18:52
  something wrong. Hey, she's like, you hit the
• 18:55
  nail on the head. She's like, I did three years of
• 18:57
  research and like shouted, all this rubbish out.
• 18:59
  It's like three years of research with who considering?
• 19:02
  Like you just then said, I am in mistake.
• 19:04
  I listened to the wrong people. So it's like, well, it wasn't
• 19:06
  three years of research was it? You just went off on a women
• 19:09
  thought this is going to be cool.
• 19:10
  I'm going to be the next rain, man, and like nobody likes you
• 19:13
  Rain, Man. Well, I did you see that Autism
• 19:18
  Speaks tweeted? And they were like, just so, you
• 19:20
  know, we didn't have any part of this.
• 19:22
  Okay? No, you're not.
• 19:24
  That's we disagree with this movie.
• 19:25
  Did you see that? Yeah, I have this.
• 19:27
  I have a screen, like, no. Did I have the screenshot that
• 19:30
  she tweeted saying? She spoke sources.
• 19:32
  Mm, speaks after the movie came out.
• 19:37
  Yes. Speaks in November.
• 19:39
  They tweeted their, like the server knows we disagree.
• 19:42
  We were murdered as we had no part of us.
• 19:44
  We don't know Christ. That's like that's like the
• 19:46
  devil bucket away from Hitler. Like it's like, he's not my
• 19:49
  friend. Like what?
• 19:53
  He's not my friend, you know, whatever.
• 19:58
  Did you also know Autism Speaks to me and work with me.
• 20:02
  Holy shoot. No way.
• 20:06
  And I was like, oh no, what do I do?
• 20:11
  I texted my friends and I was like this just happened there,
• 20:13
  like, how much money are we talking about?
• 20:14
  If it's a million dollars? Yes.
• 20:18
  I have that in my reputation. If I had like, I'm not working
• 20:21
  with autism. No.
• 20:22
  Did I have this conundrum as well?
• 20:24
  Ice? It's my girlfriend.
• 20:24
  So what happens if Autism Speaks because I work with the UK
• 20:27
  charity, called the national autistic Society.
• 20:29
  I work with very closely and they're great.
• 20:30
  They're really are great. Yes, but yeah, and every help
• 20:33
  raise money for them and everything, they're fantastic,
• 20:35
  but also, Speaks. I don't know the evil ins and
• 20:38
  outs right of. I do know that they have a very
• 20:40
  bad reputation. I don't really know much about
• 20:42
  it because I'm not like I'm not into that stuff.
• 20:44
  I'm not in America. Like, why would I be in some?
• 20:46
  But, you know, I also lost an engine.
• 20:48
  Like, if they reached out to me, when I work with them and I
• 20:50
  thought, the only way I would work with Autism Speaks, if they
• 20:52
  came about and said, hey, how can we better change our company
• 20:55
  to help accommodate autistic, people more to help the
• 20:58
  community right? Then I would work with them.
• 20:59
  Yeah, so maybe there's an in there where we could create an
• 21:02
  alliance because you know you have contact with them.
• 21:04
  Maybe we could create an ascetical life.
• 21:06
  So we could say hey, we have a team of artistic influences.
• 21:09
  We could now help you change the the the your image or two.
• 21:14
  And the way your company runs to actually better help the
• 21:17
  community rather than all the weird crap that the they're
• 21:19
  currently involved in. I don't know.
• 21:21
  It was just a cool idea. I don't know.
• 21:23
  That's true. That is cool.
• 21:25
  Yeah, and I was yeah, I would definitely, I would consider, I
• 21:29
  feel like with Autism Speaks the whole other topic we could get
• 21:33
  into. But Autism Speaks, I did
• 21:36
  Redemption like, from from a lot of what they've done.
• 21:40
  But now they are one of the largest autism organizations in
• 21:44
  North America. So probably the largest in North
• 21:47
  America. Yeah.
• 21:47
  The so there they definitely have a good audience.
• 21:51
  Yeah, so bye guys. There is potential.
• 21:53
  There's people, of course, there's potential for change.
• 21:55
  Yeah. I mean, I think there's
• 21:56
  potential for change that because, you know, what's really
• 21:58
  interesting is that Autism Speaks is an organization, but
• 22:01
  the actual people who fuel Autism Speaks are the mums and
• 22:04
  dads who are struggling day in day out, who don't know, maybe
• 22:07
  the sketchy past that they do autistics have their just
• 22:09
  raising money for the local community of Autism Speaks kind
• 22:13
  of members. So they can provide iPads to the
• 22:15
  kids so they can have days out for the kids and there's nothing
• 22:17
  wrong with that. And you know, I'll stand by that
• 22:20
  because the moms and dads who just doing their best for their
• 22:22
  kids. I love that, you know, like a
• 22:24
  mole for it doesn't matter whose names point, right?
• 22:27
  But I think like the big organization as a whole needs.
• 22:30
  Some kind of like attention to be to be focused on the
• 22:34
  community and then listen to the community in and pivot on that.
• 22:36
  But that again I said description we can have.
• 22:38
  But yeah, then saying that about me I was really that's really
• 22:41
  funny. I've made my day.
• 22:43
  Nobody in November, but if you also want to, I tweeted it and
• 22:47
  not too long ago. If you wanted to go look up
• 22:49
  there to eat. It's so funny.
• 22:51
  Dude. I will I'm going to do right
• 22:52
  now. She'll look on my Twitter.
• 22:57
  I just recently started tweeting because I guess someone found my
• 23:00
  Twitter, T thousand followers, the most but before had like
• 23:04
  200, so I'm just recently now on Twitter.
• 23:08
  So it's not too far. What's your app name then?
• 23:10
  So I can get you into it. So it's page Hannah commits my
• 23:15
  last name, but you can type in page layout and I'm sure it
• 23:18
  would come up. Yeah, uh e NN e Kam, it's duh.
• 23:25
  I go by my middle name because I don't want people to know me in
• 23:29
  real life or find my house. I am.
• 23:35
  Yeah, I think we I think I said your, your what was I saying?
• 23:41
  I think I said your name last name and last name?
• 23:44
  Yeah, because it was funny because it was dirt.
• 23:45
  Right? And I was like, oh my cousins,
• 23:47
  that Shannon was like, yeah. Oh you got 18,000 followers,
• 23:49
  dude, that's crazy. I know I was like that's I don't
• 23:53
  know how this happened. Welcome.
• 23:55
  I didn't know you were also. Yeah, I don't know.
• 24:00
  I was on Twitter. Yeah.
• 24:02
  I was just posting like stupid stuff and then someone found me
• 24:05
  like from a video I did and then just kind of got a few followers
• 24:09
  there. I was like, cool, super cool.
• 24:11
  I think. Yeah.
• 24:12
  When did I post it the 25th time just between a nice amazing.
• 24:19
  Representation matters. And we believe autistic actors
• 24:22
  to always be given opportunities play on Disney characters.
• 24:24
  I love that was not involved in the casting or production of the
• 24:27
  film music is funny. That is the most hilarious thing
• 24:33
  ever. I just oh my god, dude.
• 24:35
  I'm just uh, get back into Twitter as well as its week.
• 24:37
  I'll tweet it will be tweet, tweet buddies, tweet each other.
• 24:41
  We've been in love with each other.
• 24:43
  I just thought I just thought putting videos on Twitter
• 24:46
  because I Like I can make videos on Twitter.
• 24:49
  I just love making videos. But anyway, right so let's wrap
• 24:51
  this up. See ya.
• 24:53
  What do you think? What let's try and guess her
• 24:55
  next moves. What do you think our next move
• 24:57
  is going to be? Oh my God.
• 24:59
  Okay. So I think that she will return
• 25:01
  to Twitter at some point. I think she has to they she's
• 25:06
  got her Twitter at some point. Like when the movies outer
• 25:09
  something to be like, thank you everyone to for seeing it.
• 25:14
  I think that the movie will come out.
• 25:17
  Out. I think that I feel like it will
• 25:21
  come out. I feel like they're trying,
• 25:22
  they're going to put a bunch of like warnings triggers.
• 25:26
  This is a, we did bad, but we're going to post it.
• 25:29
  Anyway kind of thing. Mmm.
• 25:32
  Honestly. I am anticipating.
• 25:34
  I would really like a public like, you know, apology or like
• 25:38
  a, like a I'm accepting. What I did was wrong and
• 25:42
  everyone can forgive me. That's what I feel like, at one
• 25:45
  point will happen is she'll post, like a, I'm sorry to the
• 25:49
  Like Community, I love you so much.
• 25:52
  You special abilities. Innocent pure people.
• 25:56
  I would never do that hurt. You on purpose.
• 26:00
  I love you and go see my movie 25 dollar ticket.
• 26:04
  Yeah, that's right. Well, the thing is, I think it's
• 26:07
  not going to it's not going to come on, you think?
• 26:09
  Well, the movie you probably will be released onto DVD or
• 26:13
  certain to like an on-demand kind of viewing platform because
• 26:15
  the whole covid stuff depending on restrictions around the
• 26:18
  world, right? She's probably going to do that
• 26:20
  to make bank and she knows. She knows for a fact that to
• 26:24
  criticize something, you have to seen it.
• 26:27
  So, she knows that severe critic of it.
• 26:29
  Get to get us to say what we really think about it.
• 26:31
  She knows that the people who despise themselves crap about
• 26:33
  it. We'll have to see it.
• 26:35
  Like, I have to watch it to know what happens, right to see
• 26:39
  those. See how I'm watching it.
• 26:42
  I'm getting it for free because I don't want to pay for it.
• 26:45
  But I'm getting interviewed by one of our like, a Canadian
• 26:48
  national news things. No, it's not CNN.
• 26:51
  It's CTV. I think and CTV they're going to
• 26:53
  get it for free and give it to me, so I can watch it for free.
• 26:57
  So I have to pay Stevia and then I get to be on this.
• 27:01
  So, I will have to watch it. But at least I'm not paying for
• 27:04
  it though. Somebody's paying the right.
• 27:07
  So, this is the thing, and so that's true.
• 27:10
  That's why I just, I just think that like, Yeah, she's just
• 27:12
  going to try to make bank with it.
• 27:13
  And then maybe once she's made her return on it.
• 27:16
  She's probably going to just maybe squash it and not say
• 27:18
  anything about it ever again. Mmm-hmm pretend that never
• 27:24
  happened. Release to release a whole album
• 27:26
  and be like, this is just for the autism Community.
• 27:29
  Ya know, she'll do a little gigs special.
• 27:35
  We're all different, you know, and she's gonna do one of those
• 27:37
  like, yeah, spoken word poem. Yeah.
• 27:42
  Oh my God, she's such a anyway, this has been fascinating page
• 27:47
  and it's been super fun to hang out again.
• 27:48
  So yeah, thanks for coming on the show.
• 27:51
  And anybody who hasn't already, you have to go check out Pages
• 27:55
  channels down below. I will leave the links for all
• 27:57
  of them. Go check out.
• 27:58
  Never follow. She says videos as well.
• 27:59
  Super awesome, super funny. And yeah, we super dope if you
• 28:02
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