[Musica] Grazie. I veri problemi della vita non hanno una soluzione, ma hanno una storia. Quindi quella che racconto io adesso insieme a Damiano, insieme ai talents, è una storia che probabilmente per le persone che lavorano, che stanno in contatto con la dimensione della cura e con la dimensione della disabilità potrà sembrare una storia come tante, però ci avete fatto la meravigliosa cortesia di invitarci e quindi vi raccontiamo la storia di Enrico Balestra, di Nicola Barzon, di Ludovico Lancia, di Erico ...

Company Overview - Pizza Out is a restaurant completely managed by autistic individuals, aiming to promote inclusion [1][7] - The restaurant employs 41 autistic individuals and 5 neurotypical individuals, with the autistic employees humorously referring to the neurotypical employees as the "ethnic minority" [7][8] Social Impact & Inclusion - The project aims to provide meaningful employment opportunities for autistic individuals, challenging societal norms and demonstrating their capabilities [7][18] - The initiative has seen success in helping non-verbal autistic individuals develop communication skills through customer interaction [9][10] - The restaurant's success challenges negative perceptions and low expectations often associated with autism [5][6][11] Business Performance & Recognition - Pizza Out has achieved significant success, serving approximately 350,000% pizzas [12] - The restaurant has received recognition from prominent figures, including chef Alessandro Borghese, and has been featured in national media [17][19] - The restaurant was invited to the UN to cook for delegates, showcasing the capabilities of its autistic employees [15] Societal Issues & Advocacy - In Italy, there are 600,000% autistic individuals, highlighting the prevalence of autism [15] - The speaker criticizes the lack of adequate support and resources for autistic individuals in Italy, particularly within the education system [15][16] - The speaker advocates for a shift from viewing autistic individuals as a social cost to recognizing them as a social resource [18]