From the Bob Barley studio in Orlando, Florida, you're listening to The Dizz Unplugged.

Hello and welcome to the Dizz Unplug Roundtable discussion for the week of July 27, 2011.

From Orlando, Florida, I'm your host Pete Werner, joined at the table this week by my good

friends Tracey Heinrichs. Julie Martin. Julie Martin. Our good friend Ben, Kevin Close, and John

Meijai, back in the peanut gallery, everybody else. Listen to the other shows. Too many people to

announce. I love you all, but you're all back there now. In this segment, something very special

that actually Ben brought to us. They're in town on vacation this week, visiting. And of course,

as I mentioned earlier, Tracey Heinrichs is one of our spectacular dreams and limited travel agents.

And you are spectacular. And we tell you that all the time. You actually, one of my girlfriends,

you're her travel agent. Really? Yep. Am I spectacular to her too? Yes. Thank God. Julie back

hand her. Talking to the mic. Mike. And Ben has a form of autism known as Asperger's. And he's

now 15 years old. And, you know, Walter and I just met Ben, you know, within the last year.

And if Tracey hadn't told me, told us that you had Asperger's, we never would have guessed.

So you've obviously come a long, long way. And when you offered up the, that you wanted to do

this segment, that you thought it was important to do this segment, I mean, I was thrilled. And

the number of parents we have on the site that have children with autism is sadly large. It's a

large audience. And I think getting this perspective is something that is just, you know, invaluable

for them. Because you can talk about it from, you know, being younger coming to Disney. Because you've

had many times now, do you think you've been a Disney world? Easily over 30. Over 30. So you can talk

about it. You can talk about it throughout your life. And, you know, from kind of two different

perspectives because you just had your first day on your own in Epcot, your mother cried the entire

time. But I got a little teary too, Ben. So why don't we, why don't we start out talking about,

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