Hello, note to self listener. It is your host, Manouche. And the reason you're hearing

this is because I'm working on a special project for you.

Which means that what you're about to hear is an encore episode of Note to Self, a nice

way of saying it's a repeat. But hey, we only re-release our absolute favorites. So

please enjoy this episode again, or maybe enjoy it for the very first time if you're new

to the show. And while you're here, please subscribe to Note to Self, because we'll be

back with something brand new really soon.

Okay, so here's what I want you to do. If you're listening right now on an iPhone, pull

it out. If you're not on an iPhone, don't worry. Just listen along. You're going to see

where I'm going in a sec. Okay, so under settings, then general settings. About halfway

down the screen, you're going to see a tab called Accessibility. If you turn voice over

on, your phone will start reading everything on it aloud. And if you develop a good ear,

you can make it go really fast. Twitter, double tattoo, Lindsay, Ani, Abel,

Crit Media, Molly, Micky, Natasha, Jessie, KQ, X, Avery, Alex, Alex Kapelman. This isn't

actually my phone. This is New Text City friend, Ryan Kylath's phone.

The answer to the question, how much fried chicken, us too much fried chicken is the amount

of fried chicken I just ate 17 minutes ago. So Ryan, I guess, eats a lot of chicken. He

also happens to be a reporter living near this amazing school. The Texas School for the

Blind and Visually Impaired in Austin, TSP, it's called.

In the world of the visually impaired, TSP is famous. Since 1856, it's been teaching and

pioneering tech. And we thought, yeah, since so many New Text City listeners have asked

for more episodes about disability and tech, let's get Ryan to visit. Hey guys, so I'm

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