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Welcome to the neuro FM podcast, the least digressing neurodivergent
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podcast in the world. So, whether you're on the spectrum yourself,
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or maybe you love someone who is, possibly you're curious,
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or maybe you're neuro questioning, this is definitely.
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The place for you.
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With your autistic host Jeremy Ruchford.
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So are we're just going to be smelling? Yes? Uh.
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Site gags never work out well for audio things for point,
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So so welcome every one into another episode of neuro FM.
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So welcome everyone to another episode of neuro FM. I
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am with King far Quat, Lord Fart, Lord fart Lord,
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King Quat. Is that is that where you fart, Lord
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King Quat? No? Oh is it? Sorry? Lord park Lord
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Farquat of Shrek Lore.
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Let's do lock? Oh my god, do lock? Do lock?
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Not good lock or dude locker, which is where you
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keep your hockey equipment. So King fart Lock of Google
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Heimer is who I'm with.
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Stick to the Little Mike Tyson.
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Little Little Tea in one track mic, Yeah, just stick
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to the little Tea. Well, we got to move on
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from them. But what we need to talk about is
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opening the show. This it is, this seems like a
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lot of chaos. Can we break down what we're talking about? Yeah, okay,
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so you are Lord Farquat, Yes, in the Shrek Junior production.
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Of the Penguin Project.
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Of the Penguin Project. And for those who listen last year,
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they probably remember what the Penguin Project is. But for
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our amazing new listeners, not as though our other listeners
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aren't amazing, but for our new listeners, what is the
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Penguin Project.
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Well, the Penguin Project is a special theater organization for
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people who have disabilities, like there are some people with wheelchairs,
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some people who have autism, some people who have ADHD,
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And it's a great community and they have great shows
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there and the current one we're doing is Truck.
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And what I love about the Penguin Project is the
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amount of support, oh yes, and the amount of teamwork. Yes.
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I love that it proves that everyone has a star
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that's able to shine if they're put in the right place. Yeah.
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It is such an amazing environment. There's so many like
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great things, and I love just hanging out with my
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friends there and it is such a safe environment and
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it really comes together very well and I really love it.
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And so speaking of show, we are doing Shrek Junior. Yes,
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And is this the first time you've done Shrek Junior?
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Yes?
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Okay, in fact, indeed indubitably. What about because this isn't
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your first show ever, You've done shows before many, what
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about this one is unique?
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Well? I just think that this is my first one.
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This is the first show I've ever done that was
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actually a DreamWorks movie Okay, from a Universal movie, all right?
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And the other ones you've done have been jezz.
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Yeah, Like well the one, the Lego movie one. If
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we're counting that, that was Warner Brothers.
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I think we should count that because you did do it.
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But it's now owned by Universal, gotcha.
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So that's one of those tism sort of technicalities. Yeah, Okay,
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that's fair. I mean, but like that's that's kind of
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like there's six companies that own like eighty five percent
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of everything. Yeah, So even if it's a subsidiary or
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subsidy subsidiary, even if it's own yeah, subspace substack, we
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were going off the rails. Even if it's in Susquehanna,
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it's it's still owned by like Nesley. Yes, delicious, but
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not as good as hershey, or as good as this
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production so beyond it just being owned by a different
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rights holder, Do you have two people helping you out? Actually, yeah,
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because we've had Louis, who we've sang its praises for
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about a year or so now. But but someone else
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has entered the chat. Oh, yes, and who is this someone?
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It is Kai?
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And tell you about Kai?
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Well, Kai is very gray, he's another mentor is he
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from Ninjago?
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That's a different kind different kin I think of I
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think of Ninjago.
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He doesn't know a fire, he doesn't knowsu.
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And then I think of my friend Jay, who looks
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like a character from Ninja, who also is called Jay,
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who has a guitar, and j plays the guitar. But
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Kai is not in Ninjago. Correct, Yeah, we know of yes,
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so we can confirm that we're not sure. But if
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he is in Ninjago, he's hiding it. Well, there have
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been no Ninja attacks or battles at the theater, correct, no, okay?
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And then I think the story checks out. So how
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do how do Kai and Louis kind of like tag
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team this?
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Well?
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Kai is well, I think, if I remember correctly, Louis
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does the lines, okay, and Kai does the putting me
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in the.
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Right area, like he got like double support. So you've
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got the production support from Kai, like the stock, the stocking,
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the blocking, and the staging come together. It's the stalking, uh,
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and then you've got Louie's helping you with remembering the
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lines and things like that. Yes, that is legit. Now
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is this Kai's first production in general or first time
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working with you, first.
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Time working with me? He's done like he did like
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Penguin Project is not the only theater group there, okay,
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because that that theater also has other shows produced by
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like I think might be the same people directing it.
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Yeah, but that's.
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Where Louis did the UH, Alice in Wonderland.
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Junior show, Ruth and this tweedle something.
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Yes, and Kai does lighting. He did lighting, Yeah, he
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did lighting for that one.
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I think he did.
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Lighting for Chicago, and he did lightning for Sweeney Todd.
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Nice. I've never seen Chicago or Sweeney Todd.
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But then search up a map of the USA, then
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you'll see it.
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Well, I was going to go even deeper. I was
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going to go. So there's a thing called DVD's that
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were popular and I used to work at a Hollywood
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video and the musical Chicago had come out with Queen
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Latifa not an actual queen though, so unlike Fiona, who
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is an actual queen. Right somewhat, okay, somewhat.
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She was a princess then married someone who wasn't a prince.
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Okay, I'm not sure how does that work? Like if
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we go to Princey Jackson Princey Percy Jackson law is
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like Fiona half blood then.
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Not?
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No?
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Okay, wrong subject, we talk about fart lord. Okay, so
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far quad, So you do great with comedic deliveries. I'm
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assuming that's how you got this role.
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Yes, cause if if you know something about theater, me
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in theater. I love producing comedy into the theater. You
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do you think everyone just an extra laugh, something relatable
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to laugh along?
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You put jokes on Mike's Yes. Something you like to
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do is something you find nice?
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Yes?
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I love it? You know also find nice? Is how
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much work you've put in? Is this the most lines
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you've had in a production?
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No?
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Actually, what he was like ninety six?
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Okay? This is like I love. I love the autistic answer.
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I know exactly how many lines I have.
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I think what he was like ninety six okay, maybe
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fair maybe one hundred, I'm not sure.
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But maybe eighty seven maybe okay, which would.
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Be great because yay, I love hockey.
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Yeah, as a I guess that could be a random
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Crosby reference. But let's pull it back, let's not. Let's
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let's not let the ADHD get the best of us
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so far quat Yes, making people laugh, Yes, being a
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little shorter than most. Now
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you on your knees?
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I'm actually oh, sorry for saying, actually I am standing up?
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Standing up?
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Yes?
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Okay? Is just everyone taller around you?
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Yes?
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Are they standing on blocks like little yoga blocks? Just
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walking around like some makeshift still? Okay? But I didn't
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know if Kay was an engineer too. I know he
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does lighting, I didn't know if he was an engineer.
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He's a driver's license I thing.
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Okay, that's an engineer and someone who has a driver's
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license very similar. There is some overlap, there's some responsibility there. Yeah.
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Yeah, I really love Penguin Project. Yeah, it is so
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much fun to be in this show, getting to just
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relate with people who also have some disabilities, and it's
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just great to be in that type of community.
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Now, what about theater Penguin Project is different than the
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community you have with athletics.
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Wow, this is more of theater and more singing, and
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there is usually a lot more like I don't know
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how to put it. It's still something great.
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See, I would say from the outsider's perspective, I don't
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want to say it seems like you might have more downtime,
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but I almost feel like you might have more downtime
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to actually talk and connect between because like when when
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you're doing theater and it's not your your act or
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your scene, yeah, you could probably just talk with friends
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and hang out. Yeah, Whereas even if you're not on
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the ice, you still kind of have to pay attention
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to what's going on because you could be called at
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any time. Yeah, Unlike in the middle of something that's
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not your scene, right, Yeah, Like there's not I can't
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imagine a moment where like Gingy is talking to Shrek
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and all of a sudden they're like, fark what get
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out here? And you're like, it's not even my scene.
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They're like, doesn't matter, go put your home and on
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go And you're like, why does Farquad have a helmet?
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And why is you have skates? It it's all a
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frozen swamp when the world's going on, and so I
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can't imagine that happening, can you?
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No, okay, I mean crazier things have happened, right, Yes,
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If Buddy the elf can play ice hockey, why can't
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Farquat Right.
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Might be a little too short.
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Of patients, short on patients, yes, short on ability, short
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on foresight. Oh could you imagine if whenever they broke
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Ginger's legs they use him as the puck. Oh no,
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this is deteriorating. Do not use Gingy as a puck.
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We do not advocate for delicious desserts to be used
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as talks. Do not torture desserts. That is a good point.
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But back to this, like, what else do you think
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is different between this experience and your your special Olympic
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stuff and things like that.
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Well, there's yeah, I do like agree. I do agree
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with the a lot more downtime. Yeah, yeah, this is
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really nice. Shout out to Noah, he's such a good friend.
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Shout out no yeah, he's so great. He actually plays
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my dad in this show because in one of the scenes.
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Is an engineer years old. I don't know.
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Okay, Well, anyway, who's your dad?
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I don't know, so in the show.
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Yeah, it's amazing, he's my dad in that scene. It's
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the wedding scene. You'll be able to see it.
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Yeah, we're in between shows, so my my show of
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attendance will come up tomorrow. You've already had opening night,
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You've already eaten chicken because of it. Yes, you've got friends.
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Are there any other ways? It's different other than the
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actual difference of athletics versus theater.
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Well, like saying like, but at the beginning of the practices,
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we usually drive up early and then Noah's you, they're
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playing Uno or something. Then we just
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out a long.
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You get to learn more about people and it's just
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really fun.
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And I think that's a great example of what I
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mean by downtime, because when you're getting dressed in the
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locker room, like, you've got to stay focused because you've
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got to get on the ice. Yeah, whereas we do,
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like we take you early because you've got some really
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cool friends to hang out with. And I just don't
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think you get that with the special needs athletics stuff.
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But I also not trying to put shame on it, no, no,
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but that's right, like looking at it through the lens
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of Christianity. Right, we're the body. If we were all hands,
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then we'd have a hard time walking around. So the
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hands do what the hands do, the feet does what
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the feet does, the back does what the back does.
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I feel like theater brings out a side of you
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that's very healthy. I think it articulates you well. I
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think it helps you communicate. I think it edifies the
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comedian in you. Whereas with Special Olympics and Asha, you
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get that rambunctious energy out you get to use that
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adds the ad d zoomies. You get to have that
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opportunity where you know, you're running around on the ice
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for three minutes, it's like, well, why why wouldn't you?
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middle of your scene, it's like, fart, lord, what are
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you doing? Like what are we what are we doing? For?
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like I think, in and of themselves, they fulfill really
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different needs in the community. But They're really amazing because
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it like most people, we're multi layered, Like you can
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all what ogres are like onions, like ers are like ogres,
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wait urgers are like onions onions, and onions are like zucchinis,
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The donkey just intervenes with like, hey, I don't like onions.
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fire batoom fatah and so right? But like, if you
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in a comedic role, people would think that you're not
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getting it right. So I I agree. I love that
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you have an interest in theater. I love that you
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have an interest in sports. I love that you have
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an interest in academics. I love to have an interest
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in video games. I just love you, man. I think
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you're a great dude.
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everyone in this world, because everyone has some talent and
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all have talent. You guys are all awesome.
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found the right place to utilize their talent. I mean,
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job for me, and the job I have requires like
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It nique skill it is, but it's it's appropriate for
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what it is and right. And there's other people who
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write like there's there's some teachers who have a lot
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of patience and that's amazing, and then there's other teachers
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who don't have a lot of patients but are really
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good at holding people accountable. And there's room for everyone.
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bringing that out of everyone. Yeah, and really putting the
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spotlight upon intended on those who deserve an opportunity who
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good because it's a musical too.
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Oh nice, that was a deep cut. Speaking of deep cuts,
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a neuro FM deep cut is known as the fun
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fact of the day. What do you have for us?
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All right? Did you know that the first Lego product
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ever created was a wooden duck?
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A wooden duck and like not a rubber one. So
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Lego does not make floatation devices.
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Well, they have made floating Lego pieces. Another fun fact.
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Okay, that's true. Like when I was your age, I
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had a Lego ship and it it it It did
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float until it took on water and then it sank.
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So so for the first five minutes it was definitely
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a ship, and then for the rest of its duration
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it was an unintended submarine. Yeah, but so so wooden ducks.
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Yes, then the first Now this is the final phone fact,
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not fantastic final, but hey whatever.
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Float your boat or your wooden duck. Probably made a cedar, good,
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a good poplar, maybe some press board. I don't know
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what is it? Is Lego from Scandinavia, No, it's from Denmark. Denmark.
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What kind of wood do they have in Denmark? Like
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the den trees? I don't know the trees of gargoyles.
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I don't know, I don't know.
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Yeah, the triple f as you.
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Said, yes, it is the first female mini figure was
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a nurse.
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Huh. I had no idea.
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Neither the yeah until now.
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Okay, so even you didn't know. Yeah, crazy, this is
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going off the rails. You know what? Why are you sorry?
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I don't know of an episode we've done that stayed
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on the rails. This is kind of our thing, you're right.
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Unlike theater, this is not scripted. No, and we don't
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know what star Lord is gonna say, so we should
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and with a nice final word, what's the how do
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you want to end us here? Goodbye, goodbye, good night
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and all the other things. Thank you, thank you, thank
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you FM NG Yeah, thank you for listening to neuro FM.
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