Jordan Lee Ikitule

They, like, have no idea.

Like, imagine, like, a kid that can't speak.

Like, bro, what the heck?

So that happened to him.

And I was like, bro, I need to do something about it.

So I was, like, thinking hard out, like, what can I do?

And I was, like, sort of, like, oh, bro, what if there was a QR code we could print on his clothing?

And then you scan the clothing with a message.

Like, this is the message that says, like, autism awareness.

If you see me alone, like, please scan my QR code.

And then you can, like, so you get three contacts on there.

So you can contact, like, me, my mother-in-law, my wife.

if you can't get a hold of us you can call us right away or if you can't there's like a custom message so you can like write a message and it'll go to all three of us say like hey we've got your son here and it's also got like a little blurb about him like his name that he can't respond to you if you try to talk to him and just how to keep him safe so like different kids have different messaging so like if you scan it there's some might say like just don't go near him but or near her or

Yeah, this Saturday, so it's at 9am at Bruce Pullman.

We normally do this like worldwide, but I was like, man, I just want to execute what's happening here.

Because last year was getting pretty crazy and we were supposed to be in like 10 countries.

I was meant to be in Dubai, but lucky.

But yeah, so this Saturday it's happening and fantastic.

For the last two years, bro, we've actually been running it to help pay for kids speech therapy for like the last two years.

Awesome.