Cara Santamaria

due to that vacuum.

Low pressure causes the air to follow.

Low pressure causes the water to follow.

But the problem is if you don't pour it in fast, then you just overflow your toilet.

So when toilets overflow, it's because there's a blockage.

Oh, yeah.

It was the pricing where they don't charge you right then.

Oh, this is such an interesting story, and it's just getting deeper and deeper.

So the New York Times did a big investigative report that they published on May 23rd, so just two days ago as of this recording, where they've published like a series of articles.

One is very, very long form.

One is sort of a

takeaway there's some videos that accompanying it and they're all about autism clinics that are rapidly growing across the united states apparently in canada as well and you do see some of them across the globe now have you guys heard of an autism clinic not at all i know i have not

Right.

So these are clinics that offer like pediatric occupational therapy, speech therapy, but most of them are fundamentally based in an approach to treatment called applied behavior analysis.

And there's a lot of controversy around applied behavioral analysis.

That is not really what we're going to be focusing on.

We could do an entire different day where we talk about applied behavior analysis, something that was developed specifically for working with children with autism.

and has kind of just grown and exploded.

It is viewed as an evidence-based approach by most major organizations, but there are always, within each of these sort of major organizations, there are critics that argue that it sort of advocates for conformity.

I guess that's a good way to put it because it's based in behavior techniques, right?