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to get a bag like that.
Okay? You know, that's my goal.
I want everybody
to look uniform.
I want everybody to have
the same of everything.
There's three competitions
that we do.
Then the Sectional is bigger,
and then you have the big daddy,
which is the summer games.
That's the entire state
of New Jersey.
You're giving kids
an opportunity.
I mean, I see the...
Michael wouldn't have had
the opportunity
if it wasn't for my wife and any
other people that got involved.
There would be no opportunity.
Underwater, I sound like a
fish, like, really fast and all.
And I come up like
a dolphin or a seal.
And I go fast like a whale.
See you!
Robert.
So I have a timeline up here.
So you can go over the millions,
and you can name four lines
with your ruler, in green,
and each represents
200,000 years.
Okay. So let's take
a look at 2.4.
Where would that be located
if we're looking
-It's right here.
-Well, here's your 2.
-Yeah.
-So we're going back
in time, so 2 million.
And each one is how much?
-Four.
-Well, 2, right?
-Well, yeah.
-So this is 2.2.
-Two-point... Yeah.
-Two, right?
-Yeah.
-Then 2-point...
-Three?
-No. Each one is 2.
-2.4?
of the way to get the services
that we needed for Michael...
Speech therapy,
occupational therapy,
physical therapy,
a trained aide.
We had to hire an advocate.
Everything has a cost,
and it's a big cost,
but, you know,
we do what we have to do.
You know, we borrowed money.
You know, I even told
my husband,
"If we have to sell the house,
we'll sell the house."
Do we even need
to go over that far?
-No.
-No.
So you can put a line pretty
close to that tick mark there.
He's a senior now.
He's graduating from
high school in a few months,
but he's not ready for college.
Right?
And we don't know
if he can get a job.
He was about 21/2,
2, 21/2 years old.
He just stopped talking.
He went from trying to say,
"Mom" and "Dad,"
not to saying anything, and then
always liked to be alone.
animals up, cars,
but the main thing was animals.
He would line everything up,
and if you moved it,
he would know exactly
that something was missing.
When I was a little kid, my
favorite animals were elephants.
Now my favorite
animals now are apes.
I got this elephant
from Puerto Rico
when I was little
and this little Chihuahua
named Cookie.
I used to play
with my little sister.
This little Dalmatian
with a green shirt.
This Dalmatian was my cousin's,
and his name was Poochie
because, you know, dog, pooch.
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