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A man estranged from his family confronts the painful memories of his childhood and the struggles of growing up with an autistic sibling, forcing him to face long-held emotions and reconnect.
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00:06A lot of people have this idea that family is everything.
00:13People kind of just look too funny if you say anything bad about that.
00:20But you don't know what each family is like.
00:25They might have that kid that has issues.
00:32The parents might put their care and focus on them and neglect the other kid.
00:39Everything okay?
00:41That kid will feel inadequate.
00:43Yeah. I'm fine.
00:46And resentful.
00:49For all of their family.
00:52And then shamed for feeling that way.
01:00Hey! Stop it!
01:06There's a word for people like that.
01:20We'd wait for people like that.
01:20And we'd wait for the people, like me.
01:28I have thrown for potential to encourage.
01:31And if we wanted me to add a photograph that holds Amazon,
01:34we'd like and all I'd say buy a house.
01:36You

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