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Hey. Hey? Hey. Hello friend.
You just got good advice. Remember that the world is not only for you.
Like, it's super not for you. It's mostly not for you at all. If you ask me whether I care about things for people with disabilities or things for you, you don't even chart. That's only two options and you're not even second on that list.
So yeah. Good advice.