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. >> when he dreamed up this place, most everyone told john derry he was nuts. >> this is definitely insanity. this is really just blind commitment from the standpoint of i don't carry i'm doing it. and i know it will work. >> john's crazy idea? build a business with the primary mission of employing people with autism. he's got 35 guys working here who fall somewhere on the autism spectrum. >> you don't see any guys on cell phones trying to get out of work because, because, because. >> the key to rising tide success is day to day the job doesn't change all that much and for many on the autism spectrum like vila, matt and john's son andrew, that's kind of perfect. what's the best part of it? >> doing tire shines on the customer's car. >> going through a car wash two years ago john thought, andrew could do this. >> busy for a monday? >> an answer to the question that every parent of a child with special needs worries about, what happens when they grow up? what does this give your son? >> that gives him a life. that was john's vision from the beginning but now we all see it. >> do a goo

abc derry project out of north carolina in the early '70s with early childhood education edited qualitychildhood education which i told you when it's done really well, it and not just the chart for three years and that's it. and this one thing into the home every two weeks atop the parents how to do homework with the kids. that's all they did. one hour every two weeks. those kids when tracked all the way through high school were graduate at much higher rates, going to college at much higher rates, succeeding at much higher, much, much less dropout rate or everything you can imagine. the home environment had changed. it had been changed, the possible have been change. they were unoccupied for the rest of their lives. that's how powerful, and don't have those pieces of data? i just don't have enough. i know it in the next five years there'll be enough data to say we did this just like a told you, you have to do together and we had an exponential kick. only good can come from involvement in. can a mandate it for these schools? no. this goes under the premise of if the home environment does