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Time and again we would see

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 people in... people, for instance,

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 in wheelchairs in long lines.

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And that's how

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they spent most of their day,

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in tracking what happened

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to people. You know,

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the buildings really weren't

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built to be accessible or

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for people to have any kind

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of lives. And so, in order

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to eat, they'd be in a

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long line and it would take,

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I don't know, an hour

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and half for people to get

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someplace to eat.

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Well then they would have to

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wait again to get back to

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their unit. And if they were

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to go anywhere, it would

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take most of the day just

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waiting, sitting, with nothing.

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So, it really wasn't

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surprising, I suppose, that

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there would be a lot of people

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that were either totally

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closed in on themselves

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or self-stimulating or,

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you know, other kinds of

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behaviors from the total lack

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of anything to do or any

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interaction with others.