Today on the Dennis Michael Lynch show, I've got a special guest. Her name is Miss Mary. She's beautiful as always.

We're going to talk about autism and what's driving one man's arrest continuously for trying to do good for his city.

We're going to be going back and forth, Mary and I, and it's all. Unfiltered.

Dennis Michael Lynch gives you his word, and he will never let you down. He will always

fight for America. The only one who really puts his money where his mouth is, is Dennis Michael

Lynch. Oh, I'm Dennis Michael Lynch, and I thank you for joining us today. Like I said,

Ms. Mary is across from me, and we are, as always, going to start with a Instagram video that makes you think. It's always a little personal interest story. And for those of you who haven't seen this program yet, periodically on Fridays, I bring Mary in. It's probably one of the best shows we have all week.

Oh, gosh. Yeah, I'm kissing ass. I'm kissing ass. And what we do is we play a video and then we

discuss it for about 20 minutes. So here you go. Here is a video from Instagram, from an account

called Valerjee, and it is of a man with autism and why he keeps on getting arrested.

This man illegally drives New York subway trains simply because he loves it. Darius McCollum has

autism and is fascinated with the New York City public transit system. Since he was 15, he's been

impersonating transit workers. He puts on a uniform,

grabs a set of keys, and just takes over the job. He drives both trains and buses, and he does

it perfectly. He announces the stops, fixes broken signals, he's never had a single accident,

and he makes sure no one is going to be late for work. He's done this over a

thousand times and he's been arrested 32 times, but the city won't hire him, even though on

paper he's the perfect employee because of his criminal record. In fact, he has spent nearly half of

his life in maximum security prisons, all because he loves trains a little too much.

All right, Mary, what you take on this?

Only in New York City?

Well, no, all right.

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