So I watch the dr. Phil episode about dr. Phil discrediting marijuana and pointing that marijuana lowers IQ. I really wanted to just dig into this Terry because it's not about the marijuana it's about dr. Phil's ability to understand multiple forms of intelligence. We can't look at one form of intelligence we need to look at multiple forms of intelligence to improve our society. I do use the r-word but to point out that it's useless.

For this episode I wanted to really take on part one of MTV TV shows episodes on phrases. I'm not sponsored by MTV but I decided there was not a lot of terms on people with invisible disabilities so kind of involuntary extension. I do use the r-word a bit in this episode and I'm sorry for doing that. I also include physical disabilities because physical disabilities can be invisible. This is primarily the tackle on the phrases and terms people disabilities face. I do get locked into it and I do use a bit of profanity and insults but in a constructive and educational matter.

So today's episodes on fidgeting and stimming. We all know the benefits of stimming and today's episodes is to talk about stimming. The websites are recommended for buying fidgets for stimming would be especial needs and Amazon. I'm sorry I'm not able to get the links up.

So for this episode I decided to go all the factors of drinking with autism. This episode goes over my tips and rather people with Autism can drink or not. I highly recommend going with the tips because they're really useful and I can say so from my own experience

So for today's episode I decided to step in the new Zone and I've been seeing a lot of this happen with police departments and offices as well as schools putting autism and schizophrenia side-by-side like their similar conditions. This is more to realize to cure the grounds that autism and schizophrenia are two separate conditions under two different forms of conditions. The reason why I did this episode was because of that and it can tell people that the two conditions are similar so I hope you guys enjoy

this episodes going to be on that new fancy Bill Donald Trump passed. This episodes it's for people who generally believe in Donald Trump's Goodwill on the topic of autism. I get really sarcastic and snooty but at the end I also going in depth on how Donald Trump has a problem with people flushing toilets multiple times. Trust me if you're against Trump and you kind of want to know a little bit more truth to what happened with this build that made to raise billions of dollars for autism research then you should totally watch this episode

(R-word warning) so for this episode I focused it around something that's been going on in the school systems more commonly in special education classes across our country. So this episode is cater to parents and individuals on the matters of discrimination in school. I go through multiple tips and ways to deal with teachers who think that they are above and beyond the individual with the disability. this is not to be mean to any teacher and I will tell you that a lot of teachers are kind and loving people but there are teachers out there who feel the need to discriminate an individual because they're unable to defend themselves. Not all special education teachers are bad and there's a large percentage of special education teachers that do care about the individual so I don't want this to change your idea on special education. Here's the link for the recording devices https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07F8RVJJK/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_Ewa0DbB086N0G. I hope you realize enjoy your episode and don't be afraid to stick up for someone who's not able to stick up for themselves.

The big problem within our community is anyone with any disability has a hard time asking for their accommodations. So for this episode I made it hilarious and intense to help people with disabilities advocate for their needs. I will tell you that there is a bit of rudeness but I did it with a purpose in really pushing a message across the board. Sometimes in these episodes I'm going to get really intense to help push my message across the board and I don't want to be mean or anything but I feel like it's a really good way of pushing a message across and also adding a little comedy to my channel. Here's the link for the Americans with disability act office. Don't be afraid to make any complaint because by law if anyone discriminates anyone with any disability they deserve to have the government up there a$$. ADA.gov homepage

https://www.ada.gov/

for this episode I decided to channel a lot of my anger and frustration into people accusing themselves for having autism even though in that they don't have autism. I've seen people say I think I have autism or I have little bit of autism and it's frustrating so for this episode it's to bust all of that so hopefully I don't hear it ever again.