Temple Grandin

And I start writing for that magazine.

That was very important for my career.

And I had the guts to go up and get the card.

A lot of people wouldn't have had.

And you know why I had the guts?

Because in the 50s.

Oh, elementary school kids had to sell candy for charity.

You had to talk to people.

Elementary kids, you know, seven or eight years old, my generation, when the parents had a party, you put your good clothes on and you greeted the guests and you're a little host and hostess.

that taught going up to people and talking to them.

Let's talk about the stuff that's absolutely accurate.

It shows visual thinking absolutely accurately.

I also discussed visual thinking in my book, Early Autobiography, Thinking in Pictures.

I've got another book that just came out on visual thinking.

My visual thinking is shown accurately in that movie.

And the projects I designed are all accurate.

Those two things are really accurate.

The main people and at the ranch, Mr. Carlock and my mother are shown very nicely.

Okay.

That's on the most important stuff.