Dancing Through Challenges: Leta's Inspirational TV Debut and the Dreams of Autistic Wings Dance Company

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Hi, I'm Linda.
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I'm 13 years old, I have autism and severe dyslexia, and my mentors are Chloe and Matt Arnold, and you shall see a picture of them.
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And also I love, love, love urban and I love, love, love Hollywood and I love, love, love my puppies.
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And also it's all about being an artist, my artistic self and also I stumble blah, blah, blah.
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You want to maybe say hi to everyone and do the intro this week.
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Please be cool Lita.
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Hi, welcome to Friday's edition of Lita's Tap Styles.
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Usually it's Friends Friday, but this week I did not get an episode edited in time.
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We did all of our recordings of Friends yesterday and we were also busy doing other stuff, which is why Lita looks peopled out, correct?
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Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, can you tell everyone what you were doing all week?
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Yeah, okay, I need a little bit more than just that.
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Yes, yeah, what did you do Wednesday morning?
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Okay, I need a little bit more than just stuff, just stuff.
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What did you do Wednesday morning?
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The people stuff.
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Okay, the people stuff has actual things.
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That it is.
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Would you like to say what the people stuff was?
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Stuff with camera and people.
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You were on KRDO's morning show, which is great, and you were on the morning show all morning long.
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We were at the dance studio at some ungodly hour of the morning, were we not?
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We got there at 4.30.
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Hour of the morning, were we not?
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It was just like 4 o'clock.
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We got there at 4.30.
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Thank you to Mr Ivan for having the heater turned on for us.
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It was really nice to walk into a heated studio, was it not, lita?
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That's the thing.
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Um, we really well, we, I really do appreciate it.
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Um, let's talk about how fun it was to do KRDO's morning show.
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Did you enjoy doing KRDO's morning show?
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We did the stuff, and then we did the more stuff, and then we did the stuffy stuff, stuff.
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That is definitely something we were doing Stuff and then stuff and then more stuff.
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You did four live shots, three teasers and a canned interview.
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Like I said, we were doing the stuff and stuff and even more stuff.
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You did a little bit of tap dancing.
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That's an understatement.
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You tap danced in four live segments a recorded deal and you tap danced in three teaser shots.
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So a little bit.
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Do you not know what?
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an understatement is.
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I think I might know, but I'm not 100% sure.
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You want to tell me what an understatement is when you drag a away why?
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Um, mr Davis and Mr Peter, who I did not get his last name were amazing, were they not?
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They were the amazing.
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Did you enjoy getting to work with them for the interview?
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Yes, I got donuts.
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Feed the press when they come to do stuff at your location or when you go to see them, and you will have happy, non-hangry press, correct?
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Not being hangry is what we're bribing them for, is not to being hangry is what we're bribing them for is not to be hangry, and that's a good form of bribery, don't you think?
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I don't feel bribed me more than you know where the food is located in this house.
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You could have located it if you wanted to.
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Yeah, that would be mean.
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That's why Dad dad wants you to eat it or you want to eat it.
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That would be mean.
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You can eat whatever you want in the house and you don't have to worry about whether or not parents are going to eat it.
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Back to this.
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How much fun was it to tap dance on live TV?
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It was fun.
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The dog snores.
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Jack Elvis has finally decided to rejoin us for his co-hosting duties here at Lita's Tap Styles.
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The dog snores.
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Yeah, he decided to fall asleep during his co-hosting duties here at Lita's Tap Styles, did he not?
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Said to fall asleep during his co-hosting duties here at Lita's Tap Styles, did he not?
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And he is all snuggle-wuggled in a blanket.
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If you're watching this on YouTube, that's the black lump in the middle of everything.
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Black lump.
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He needs his blankies.
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He's a very spoiled, rotten, pity-staffy mix, is he not?
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He's a baby.
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As rotten pity staffy mix, is he not?
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He's a baby.
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As an autistic person, how was doing live television?
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Was it overwhelming?
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It was fun.
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There was not like an actual set scheduled.
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Obviously Was that a problem for you.
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It's my whole entire life.
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I have you and father for parents and you both have freaking adhd.
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A word schedule that I follow to a t is more freaking hard and more freaking stressful.
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I have you and dad for parents and you both have freaking ADHD.
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True that, very true, that One of the reasons we were on the morning shows was to talk about our program at Autistic Wings Dance Company, though it seemed most of the reason we were on the morning show at KRDO was to show off your tapping skills.
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I tapped.
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You tapped a lot.
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You tapped in every single segment I tapped.
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I'm guessing there's about 30 to 40 minutes of B-roll that's been put on the cutting room floor because thou wert doing stuff during it.
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You did a lot, anywhoos, where was I going with this?
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What did you like most about live television?
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Did you discuss?
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What did you like most about live television?
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The TV stuff.
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What did you like least about live television?
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I don't know, but in your TV spot you did not like at all waking up at like 3 in the morning.
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I love waking up before the city is awake.
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You're not a morning person, though, but I'm not a morning person, especially when I walk out to my car and it's in the teens.
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You're yawning over there because you are like I am done with this week.
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Your father said he would be willing to give you ice cream all day tomorrow, didn't he?
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He said ice cream and movies.
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He said ice cream and movies, and you said Jay.
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You were like that is all I need, dad, because we also recorded two sets of interviews for Lita's Tap Styles, plus.
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You had the print news.
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The local newspaper came out yesterday to interview you.
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I think you were peopled out.
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One of the things we did talk about on KRDO very quickly is Autistic Wings is a nonprofit organization, so we need to raise some funds for Autistic Wings.
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We need to raise the funds.
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I didn't hear you at all.
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We need to raise the funds.
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I heard you there.
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You're very quiet today.
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You're like I am peopled out.
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Mommy, I did some back of the napkin math.
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You know how much I like back of the napkin math.
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Do I like back of the?
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napkin math.
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If we could get 350 people to donate $10 a month on a recurring basis, we could easily afford the rent at the new space and have the full program that people are wanting.
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Because when we went on the news and said we're easily afford the rent at the new space and have the full program that people are wanting.
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Because when we went on the news and said we're wanting to do an adult program, I got instantaneously like a dozen people going.
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I would love that and we need a space for that, do we not, lita?
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We need the spaces for the stuffies.
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Let's hope so.
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We can put Jack in a butterfly costume and pretend that he's our mascot, and I care that he's actually a dog in our butterfly.
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Um, one of the things we have discussed right a lot is that, um, it would only take 350 people $10 a month.
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If someone else would love to give more than that, that would be great.
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I do kind of wish we could have mentioned who our sponsors were, but that's going to be after January 1st, so everyone's got to stay tuned for that, correct?
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But if you kind of looked at what shoes were on your feet and you know your tap shoes, I think you know our sponsors right.
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Yeah, we're not at the point that's next year that we can mention that.
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I know you didn't say it on the mic, but why do we need so much money to cover all the coolness of Autistic Wings Dance Company?
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Because, life is expensive.
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Life is expensive it's also if we're having everyone cover the majority of our rent.
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Then we don't have to worry about whether or not our dancers can afford dance classes, do we?
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We do not have to worry.
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And if we're not worrying about whether our dancers can afford dance classes, we can give out more scholarships, can't we?
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Yeah, and cake.
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That is another point that I'd like to point out is that when we get our own place, we are getting a full-size refrigerator that can hold a sheet-size cake, and we are getting a coffee machine for early morning things like this, aren't we?
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Cake cake, cake, cake cake.
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You're like Mom, I'm only there.
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And if we have a full-size fridge, we could also put some ice cream in there.
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Ice cream cake we could do ice cream cake, because we're going to have events at this place.
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Ice cream- cake.
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Yeah, but I mean we're going to have community events, we're going to have Ice cream cake.
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But I mean we're going to have community events, we're going to have ice cream cake, we're going to have.
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I think it would be fun to work into a monthly or weekly jam sesh where we get the tap shoes out and just anyone on a Friday night who wants to come jam on a Friday night can come over and just jam.
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What do you think?
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And we still my friends, and I think we can.
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Well, maybe we can talk to Mr Ivan and Miss Cassie and have the break dancers from On the Break come over and jam with us too, because, as much as we focus on autistic wings, there's an entire dance community here in Colorado Springs, is there not?
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We're still my friends, yes, but um, what I am pathetically trying to say is we are going to try and have a dance community where our dancers are interacting with other dancers, correct?
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You're like mom, I am tired, I got up early, I've had to talk to people and you are making me do a podcast.
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What kind of cool me, mom, are you?
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Oh, thanks for the thumbs up in that one.
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I appreciate it.
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At least you're laughing now.
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And then we could invite KRDO back out for the opening of the dance studio, what do you think?
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And give them cake and coffee this time, because I felt so terrible that we didn't have a coffee pot for them.
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What about you?
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Jackie Poo is just digging his nose into the blankie.
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Jackie Poo is like hello, I live here, so I know.
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$3,500 in recurring donations monthly sounds like a lot, but YouTube and podcasts is so amazing.
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Like people who are on YouTube, people in the podcasting world, they are extremely generous, are they not, lita?
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They are, we have puppies.
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And your $10 a month is tax-deductible.
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Did you know that, lita?
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Yeah, fun fact though.
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And your $10 a month is tax deductible.
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Did you know that, lita?
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No, fun fact though.
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This year in the state of Colorado, there are some extra tax benefits.
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I think.
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Don't quote me on that, but you have to donate at least $500 a year for the tax benefit to kick in From the future here, real quick.
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So it turns out that's not a this year thing, it's an overall thing that colorado's terrible tax credit starts at five hundred dollars a year.
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Um, as you can see, jackie poo is still sleeping on the sofa after we stopped recording.
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Uh, lita has gone upstairs.
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But yeah, so the colorado oh, I can't do that.
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The colorado state.
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If you're here in Colorado which, of course, you can donate from anywhere in the world but Colorado specifically you have to donate $500 a year, not necessarily to a single charity, but overall to all your charitable contributions to get that tax break to kick in.
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I wanted to clarify that real quick.
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I will clarify that in the description below, but that's what it is.
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So, if you're looking for a great place to give your money to, we're also taking one-time donations, are we not Lita Money?
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And if it's a big enough donation, we can work on putting a press release together to talk about your four or five figure donation, correct, lita?
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Well, let's discuss that too real quick.
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Our individual and business plans have a lot of stuff.
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Um, we also have a help us get into the studio plan.
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Um, cake cake is a thing.
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If you are a business or an individual listening and you're like, oh, I'd love to support you guys, we have monthly options for the support.
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Because if we get monthly recurring donations, that means a I know that donation's coming.
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B it's easier on your wallet.
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And c it's easy for me to uh figure out what my budget is.
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Is it not, lita?
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You just put your microphone down as he put his head behind the pillows.
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Uh, yeah, his head is completely behind the pillows now.
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Um, but no, monthly donations actually makes it easier for me to know where we are in donations.
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But I'll take your annual donations.
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At certain levels, we have certain cool, cool things.
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Did you know that, lita, you're nodding your head and not thinking Once more podcast.
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It's a podcast, which means you got to talk, baby girl.
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You're like no, I don't, mommy, I do not have to talk Podcast.
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So we've got a $16.66 a month donation, which I should probably change because that 666 at the back there looks kind of weird, doesn't it, lita?
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I don't know Anywhoos, the $16 a month or $200 a year gets you listed as a partner on our website.
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We'll list you as a partner in our grant proposals and we list you in our programs.
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You're like that sounds fun, mommy, don't you Lita?
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Yeah, you don't even have to buy an ad for the program then, because you are listed in the program just all the time.
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Did you know that, lita?
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I don't really care.
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I'm 13 like I'm 13, I don't care about ads, but no, we will list you in the back where we're listing our sponsorship levels at 500 bucks a year, or 4141 and 66 dollars a month, or $41 and 66 cents a month.
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We'll also shout you out on awdc social media.
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Did you know that, lita?
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Yes, I see the puppy, but did you hear about the amount of money we're going to give you or what we're giving you for that?
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Hi, miss ad, I'm over here talking about money and you're over here talking about how cute the puppy looks.
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I went for a podcast.
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I can't see the cuteness watch this on YouTube very soon.
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Watch this on YouTube you're like I want that 1,000 subscriber plaque at $8,000 yearly or 83 33 monthly.
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You know what you get really well, kinda you get to come on a podcast episode Lita really kinda they get to to come on a podcast episode Lita, Really Kinda they get to come see you on the podcast.
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You're not giving them your pitbull though.
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No, it's done well, but I get your own done well, pity.
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Maybe they don't want pitties, maybe they want a borzoi or something like that.
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I still want to do dancing.
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Anywho, at $1,000 a year or $83.33 a month, they get to come on an episode of Lita's Tap Style.
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Doesn't that sound like fun, Mm-hmm?
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At $5,040 yearly or $420 a month, we'll name a scholarship after you and you get two tickets to any of the performances we do.
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Did you know that?
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Yeah, don't worry, we're getting to your important part.
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If you pay the rent, if you pay what we think is our rent, which is going to be $29.40 a month, if we go with what we're looking at, or if we go with what we're looking at, or if we go somewhere else, I'm still claiming $29.40 for the rent.
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You know what you get Cake.
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How would you guess that there?
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was going to be cake involved.
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You know how often you get the cake Cake.
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Once a quarter we'll put your business logo or your picture in the lobby to say, hey, guess what?
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You did this.
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Uh, we'll give you a shout out specifically from the stage whenever we have performances.
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Well, when we have performances, I want to do some vip uh receptions beforehand and if you're at this level, you're coming to the VIP reception and you know what the VIP reception is going to have Lita.
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Me helping other children steal a piece of cake.
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You helping other children steal a piece of cake?
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Yeah, that's exactly what we're going to have.
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You also will get.
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We're going to do quarterly donor meet-up meet-and-greets at the Autistic Wings Company, where there will be Okay, you missed that cue.
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We're going to do donor quarterly meetings here at Autistic Wings Dance Company, where you will get, when you will get Video Cake.
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There will be cake.
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Let them eat cake.
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Except for unlike Marie Antoinette, who, by the way, never said that we're going to be like.
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She never said let them eat cake.
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There's no historical first primary sources saying that, why would?
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she say that Ever Because it made her a really good villain in like a novel and then people decided to just run with it.
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She never said that to me, Kate.
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I don't think she really liked.
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Kate.
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I don't know that she really liked Kate either.
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Anyways, you get Kate.
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We are also doing $45,000.
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This could be a bundler.
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Do you know what a bundler is?
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He is asleep, I know he is not a bundler.
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There's a cute baby.
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You're like.
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Please subscribe to YouTube to see this.
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We have a.
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Qp.
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No, but at $45,000, that pretty much covers a performance or recital.
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You get to have the performance recital sponsored by your name or your business name, plus everything else, plus two tickets to the opening night of the night's reception.
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Doesn't that sound like fun?
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Lita QP yes.
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What do you think we're going to have at the opening night of the night's reception?
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Doesn't that sound like fun?
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Lita Peek-a-peek yes, what do you think we're going to have at the opening night reception?
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Um?
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man hey you've been singing all morning long, hey, hey, hey, hey.
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This year we've got the special studio bundlerslers 20 000 for studio a bundlers where you get everything involved, plus tickets to the performances, plus tickets to next year's performances, because I don't think we're doing any this year.
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It looks like uh plus invites to guest teachers and all that.
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Uh b also comes with all that.
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Lita's lair comes with that.
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We've got an open, our studio bundler, lita.
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Do you know what a bundler is?
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Um a bundler.
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It's someone who doesn't have all the money themselves, but they go out and they get it from other people.
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for us, oh money person have all the money themselves, but they go out and they get it from other people for us, oh, money person.
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Yeah, kind of a money person, and because they go out and they get all this money from other people and they bundle it together.
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The other people don't get the cool stuff, the bundler gets the cool stuff, money but the other people get their tax deduction.
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And tax deductions are important, aren't they?
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Maybe two and he's free and he's currently saving.
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So what does $3,500 a month get us, besides rent on a building where we can do stuff?
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Cake.
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Besides the cake I think everyone's got the cake figured out this is it actually allows us to have more dancers.
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we've got some adult dancers who cannot do the program right now because we don't have a time.
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That works for them if we had our own studio, because we're not just talking one room like we have over at On the Break.
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We're talking about getting a place with three or four rooms, are we not Lita?
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That is the stuff, and we are planning on having enough space that we can do multiple classes at once, including multiple adult classes.
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Multiple classes at once, including multiple adult classes.
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Now let's explain what we explained to the gang at KRDO.
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What's the big deal about having adult classes for people on the spectrum?
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Uh, people out here, they're like those people who think you can grow out of physical disability.
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There are not adult programs, are there?
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So having an adult program like this?
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When KRDO broke the story, finally, where people here completely understood, we have been getting nonstop calls and messages going Hi, I'd love to have this program.
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Can it fit in my schedule?
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Which means we need what Lita?
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Hmm.
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Hmm, A yawn is not the correct answer.
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What do we need?
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Lita.
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What do you need, Lita?
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Money and a adorable little butterfly costume for Jack.
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What we need is money, yes, and we also need to get a bigger space.
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We may be working with other studios and put together like a center for all of us to be at.
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Wouldn't that be fun?
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It would be amazing.
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I couldn't hear you.
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Can you say that again?
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It would be amazing.
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I don't know why it didn't pick that up.
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I'm hoping I can pick that up in post because it's so cute how you said it.
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Next question child mind, who I love and adore and think the world of.
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We know, without a doubt, that KRDO was so helpful.
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They were so great.
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We would love I went fuzzy there for a minute.
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Hopefully I'm not fuzzy in post.
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Right, do I look fuzzy on your end?
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Okay, it's just fuzzy on my end.
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Um, we know, without a doubt, that we would love to host krdo again and have coffee and cake for them, correct, lita?
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We also have some big name sponsors coming in on the first of the year and you're like we need cake for them, aren't you?
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Cake.
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It didn't even turn purple on my end.
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Did it turn purple on your end?
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Yes, okay, you are really soft.
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I've got to figure out what's going on over there, because you are just so soft on that microphone.
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Hold on, let me Let that get back into where I kind of want it.
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I don't know what's going on with my computer today.
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I do not look good over him.
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Anywho, I look terrible on KRDO.
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I looked at myself in the canned piece and I'm like, oh God, I look terrible.
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You look great as usual.
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You look great all the time, though, don't you?
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The correct answer here is yes, I look great, mom.
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And I always look great and it's amazing how great I look.
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Okay, why is this not liking me?
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I don't know.
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I think you looked great.
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Besides, how much of your face did you see A little bit?
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I didn't hear you at all.
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Can you try that again A little bit?
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I didn't hear you at all.
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Can you try that again a little bit?
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You saw a little bit of your face.
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Yeah, like 90% of what anyone saw was not your face.
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They saw your adorable little tappy dee tap feet.
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Yes, they are Jackie Poo looks so it's like there's a black blob in the Disney holiday blanket.
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Anywho, back to important stuff.
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So, oh, is he Mickey's cousin?
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Maybe, oh, is he Mickey's cousin?
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Maybe, maybe not, who knows?
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Look how black this thing is.
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It is as black as Mickey the Mouse.
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We did get to talk a little bit about our dance IEP on the KRDO morning news.
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If anyone happens to be listening and is in a college education department Lita do you think it would behoove them to reach out?
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We have a group, we're pulling together, we're going to do a paper on this.
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If you're looking for a paper and you're a professor, or even if you have a grad, we're pulling together, we're going to do a paper on this.
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If you're looking for a paper and you're a professor, or even if you have a grad student who would love to be part of a paper, who may have danced in a previous life, do you think a PhD candidate who is a former dancer would be great for this?
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Yes, and are you saying some of them died once?
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I didn't mean that.
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I meant that when they were.
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Like you said, in a formal life it's a turn of phrase, lita.
00:29:28.240 --> 00:29:38.523
It means like I don't get it, I know, but it means more like when these kids were young, and they're not kids now.
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A lot of these, if you're a doc candidate, you are not a kid, are you?
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You always call them children.
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I think something happens to doc candidates and once they go back to get their doctorates they revert to toddler-ness.
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But we are wanting to pull together an entire team to write the paper, preferably anyone who wants to be higher up on the paper than me, because Drisdale's fairly low in the alphabet.
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So, yeah, let's get lots of people to push my name down on the list of authors, right, lita?
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You're like I do not understand what you're talking about, mom.
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Um, our class syllabi is, you know, totally being changed.
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It's what traditional studios offer, but we offer it with a twist of.
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You know, we're very, um, very much into how do I put this nicely?
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Um, into the current best practices for slp, for ot, for pt, um, for education of autistic people and bringing it into the dance world, which is, you know, unique.
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By the way, once more, if you haven't, we have also on the dance studio SL or IEP paper.
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We do not have anyone in the dance department.
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So if you are in a dance department you're like, oh, this IEP sounds interesting.
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Right, lita, does this IEP sound interesting?
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I'm 13.
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Does this IEP sound like something that your chair of your department and your dean of your school might get behind?
00:31:41.608 --> 00:31:44.173
Yes, because they're not 13.
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Does this sound like something that might be a great paper for your school to hang some prestige upon?
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Oh, they want all the teenagers to look at it.
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There you go.
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What do they ever love?
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Then, yeah, I didn't mean teenagers, I meant colleges and universities.
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Oh, I don't know why y'all really care about this.
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You know who does care about it 30, 40, somebody in a scholarship at a really, really young age.
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State legislatures.
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The people with the purse strings, the people deciding how much money your state colleges are getting and divvying it up depending on who they like best.
00:32:30.057 --> 00:32:32.663
And you're laughing hysterically, but it is true.
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You know who else likes this grant makers, because they love to see something cool is going on and maybe you can get a graduate assistant paid for via saying we're involved in this.
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I cannot emphasize enough when I mean I'm not sure how I'd write the grant, but I'm sure a good college professor can figure out how to write this grant.
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You want to say that into the microphone.
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I mean, we are bringing some professors in.
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Already we put out feelers going hi, you're an expert, Come in.
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But I just realized today.
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You're like mom.
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I've grown up around college professors and none of them know how to write a grant.
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Is that what I'm hearing?
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Yeah, um no, we do have some amazing education professors who we reached out to one of our friends and went hi, you want to come help write paper real quick?
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She said no, but I've got some friends for you, because you know this is what you do.
00:33:51.284 --> 00:34:01.867
They have said yes, but you know, suddenly I realized we have no college dance professors on the plan.
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Um, so if you're a college professor, a dance professor, and you're looking for a great way to make your dean happy, right, lita.
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Okay, I know that I've always acted older than my age Not that much older than my age, though Not that much older.
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You're like I don't know what college deans want.
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I don't know what chairs of the departments want.
00:34:24.961 --> 00:34:32.922
I just that would be a little bit more than a 20-year-old leader, you're talking.
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College professors are not usually 20, okay, you have to, like, get a PhD.
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I've had some college professors who were tenure in 90s, yes, but it's true, one of my best professors, like one of my best history professors.
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I kid you not, we're going bunny trail off on this, history professors.
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I kid you not, we're going bunny trail off on this.
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One of my best history professors, literally as we were reading the textbook, looked at us and went, looked at his watch which that was where he had his calendar back then, because we didn't have smartphones back then Lita and went oh, this is public records.
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Now, everything that this textbook says is a lie.
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And then started telling me about what, like telling our class what actually happened at the listening station he was at You're giving me a look and it had been so long that it was now no longer classified and he knew what date it was going to be classified.
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And he's like, yeah, the history on this is wrong.
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This is what actually happened at the time.
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You're rubbing your head like that, giving you a headache.
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So cool older professors.
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Professors, don't stop being cool just because they're like pushing 100 and remembered World War II quite well, better than your great-grandma remembers.
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Doesn't that make them even cooler?
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Because they lived, they lived, they lived.
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Well, it wasn't even a recent thing.
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He was talking about something that was like 40s, like late 40s, early 50s, like Korean War era he somehow lived yeah, and that was also the professor that gave us the worst, uh final in the world.
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He's like here's a page with a black rectangle on it tell me the entire history of china.
00:36:57.146 --> 00:37:13.639
And that was in that page china exists kind of exists, kind of felt like that should be uh, because the uh, a, um, anywho.
00:37:13.639 --> 00:37:30.603
So, yeah, uh, the dance ap is the story, I think, coming out of autistic wings, not to mention our changing of how we're teaching it, our teaching of syllabi bringing in you know slp experts, bringing in experts from know SLP experts, bringing in experts from all in the field, going, hey, how can we do this better?
00:37:30.603 --> 00:37:31.867
Hey, how can we do this better?
00:37:31.867 --> 00:37:40.018
That's one of the great things about meshing academia and the dance world to come up with something great at Autistic Wings.
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Don't you think You're chewing on the metal part of your microphone?
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This week we're going to have to have a discussion.
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We don't chew on everything.
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So your recurring donation actually helps support not just autistic wings, but helps support our research, which is what I'm going to call the Dance IEP at the moment.
00:38:01.862 --> 00:38:14.516
Our research into the dance IEP, our research into how it's working with our students, our creating a dance syllabi for our students so that we can put that out there in the real world.
00:38:14.516 --> 00:38:15.217
Correct, lita?
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You're nodding your head.
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Do you think that this could be fun to watch it not just bloom here at Autistic Wings here in Colorado Springs, and put Colorado Springs on the map for something like this, but would it be fun to watch this loom in cities around the country?
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Once more podcast you have to answer yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
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So we're going to link the facebook post for bradley davis krdo in the description below.
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If you want to go see lita's um, yeah, jack is dead to the world.
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He's like I'm asleep.
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Please keep podcasting and don't make me get up and go to a different room, isn't he?
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We're linking the post.
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It's on Facebook, it's on X.
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I have not seen it on YouTube or Insta, or I would link that Just so people can see how cute you were on television, correct, lita?
00:39:19.485 --> 00:39:31.025
We're also gonna link um how to donate here to Autistic Wings Dance Company.
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If you have a dancer here in Colorado Springs who is autistic, who would love to come join, what should they do, lita?
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do this stuff and I'll say I was not cute, I was not cute.
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I was not cute, I was not cute.
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So you were not cute.
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Thank you, we will have in the description below the website for Autistic Wings and for what our current schedule is and what our schedule is.
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We hope to have If we can raise $3,500 to get into a new building by January 1st, correct, lita?
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Just nod your head, correct?
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You're like.
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I don't deal with finances, mom, I'm just the cute face of the studio.
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I am not cute.
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I'm not cute, I'm so cute.
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I'm not cute, I'm so cute Um Tuesday.
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Tuesday let's do a look ahead to Tuesday.
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Tuesday Are you going to do a look ahead to Tuesday?
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Tuesday Are you going to do a recap of Soul Talks?
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You're only zooming in, but Soul Talks tap into the holidays You're going to do a recap for everyone.
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Oh yes, we're going to do a recap on it, and I don't know what Jack's dreaming about, but it's probably a dream of him actually being able to catch something with his stubby stubby, stubby, stubby, stubby, stubby, stubby, stubby, stubby, stubby, stubby, little fat stubby.
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You're great.
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You're wonderful.
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I am not cute.
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I am not cute.
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I try so hard.
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I try so hard and she's like I'm not cute.
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Okay, so, um, tap Tuesday is going to be a recap of Tap Into the Holidays, you know just.
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Yeah, Uh, you're like I'm having fun.
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Next Friday.
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I should be finally done editing our lovely.
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Um, I should be finally done editing our lovely interview that you intended to do, but you were peopled out yesterday too, for that.
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My brain just left me.
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I saw it as it walked away, didn't I?
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Marlene Sharp and Judy Utah are coming on next Friday.
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They are part of Autism in Entertainment.
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I thought it was an amazing interview.
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You ready to share that interview with the world leader?
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We do this stuff on there.
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We do this stuff.
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And also, what do you mean you try so hard?
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What do you try so hard on?
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To talk and to have a decent podcast.
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Okay, I'm trying to make it look like we're doing this out of our basement, which we are, but I'm trying to make it Person.
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First off, I'm 13.
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Secondly, adhd.
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Secondly, autism.
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Thirdly, authenticity Whatever the hell that means Authenticity, authenticity, whatever the hell that means Authenticity, authenticity.
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Yes, I know authenticity, which we did kind of discuss that in next week's episode which I should have up and ready by then.
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You kind of excited about next Friday's episode and your mom being told to be authentic.
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Yes, and all I'm doing is being my authentic self.
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Whatever authentic means, I am authentic self.
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So why do you keep laughing?
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Why do you keep laughing?
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Why do you keep laughing?
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I don't know, so what is this thing chasing in a stream with its stubby stubby little legs and its chubby chubby little body and its little little teeth?
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Have little little little.
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Why is his ear so tiny?
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Why is he so tiny?
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He's so tiny.
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What are you smiling?
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about.
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She's cute, and it's been a while since we've seen him down here.
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What do you?
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mean it's been a while since the camera's seen him.
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Well, yeah, it's been a while since the camera's seen him down here.
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What do you mean?
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It's been a while since the camera's seen him.
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Well, yeah, it's been a while since the camera's seen him because he's been sitting every time we're doing interviews.
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Either your dad's been home with the weather and your dad getting back from deployment and having way too much time off, or Jack's been sitting over here on a sun in the basement because we've got that walkout.
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But next Friday Autism and Entertainment.
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I think it was amazing conversation.
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Donate if you can Share, comment, like, subscribe, all that fun.
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Jazz, correct, lita, I like Dick.
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He's my Lita, I like Dick.
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He's my favorite character.
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I like Dick.
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Is he from Sonic Boom?
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I'm Sonic Boom and it's a shame.
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It's a shame Watch Sonic Boom.
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It's a shame.
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Okay, you may have been a little too fangirling out to actually but you're as crazy as me.
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Okay, so it's a she.
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Great, we're good to go Um.
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You're as crazy as me.
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Okay, great, next time we talk to Miss Marlene you can fangirl out about Sonic Boom.
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Uh, let's like comment.
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Share.
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Subscribe.
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Correct Lita.
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Yes, and also watch the YouTube video.
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Have you seen this adorable little blob?
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Blob of black, the black of blob, the blobby of black, black of the blob.
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Blob of the black of blob, the blobby and black black blob?
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Yes, I am speaking japanese.
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I am almost thinking we should just do a picture of the black blob and whoever's the first person to donate a hundred dollars to any of the campaigns and says I'm donating this because I heard from Lita's tap styles to come donate over here, gets a picture of you and the black blob together.
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Anywho, um, they signed a photo of you and the black blob.
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You're like yeah, no, thank you, camila.
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I love how you're gonna teach Jack how to ride stuff.
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That is a question I had not thought of.
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Alright, see everyone Tuesday for the recap of Tapped Into the Holidays.
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Watch the video.
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There is an adorable black blob.
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Watch the video Comment, share, subscribe.
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Maybe put a comment about your own cute, adorable blobs in the video.
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If you have a snake snoot, just whatever animal you freaking have, just freaking comment.
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I want freaking, adorable, freaking snoots.
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I don't care about boys and ass things If I die.
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I die on my own stupid will.
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Let's wrap this up and call it good Curriculina Virginia.
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Yes, I bloop the snoot, the sno.
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Good Curriculina Virginia.
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Yes, I will.
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This new, this new, all right, see everyone Tuesday.
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Thanks for Thanks for listening.
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Thanks for watching.
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Comment like subscribe, do all that Bye to my cats.
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And see everyone on Tuesday.
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Bye, and see everyone on Tuesday.
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Bye.