My dream is that someday we don't have to have these conversations, actually.

That it is so commonplace that any store you walk into, if you need adaptive, here it is.

If you need plus size, here it is.

That it is just part of our mainstream world.

And that our world starts to understand that if it works for people with disabilities,

it will work for everyone.

I do love to share this one story that I think really crystallizes it beautifully, that

there was a school teacher that was going to school and it was a really snowy day.

He was in a wheelchair.

He's in a wheelchair.

And the custodian was

shoveling the stairs. And next to the stairs was the ramp. And the teacher said to the custodian,

would you mind shoveling the ramp so that I can get in school? And the custodian said,

absolutely, let me just finish this. That will be my absolute next thing.

And the teacher said to him, but if you shovel the ramp first, everybody can get into school.

Right.

It's more than just your output, more than a bike.

When you hear your shout out, you know it's all right.

Put on your magic pants and let's go.

We're cruising into the power zone.

Clip in, set yourself free.

Come on and take a ride with me.

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