[Musica] Wow. Allora, faccio il cuoco, come avete sentito dire e quindi perdonate, sarò un po' emozionato questa sera perché non sono abituato ad avere così tanti clienti davanti, solitamente sono nascosto dietro, però volevo raccontarvi questo questa questo momento dove in cucina c'è un momento che nessuno vede. Non è quando il piatto è pronto e nemmeno quando l'assembliamo.questo momento avviene, cioè molto molto prima, però vi voglio lasciare con queste immagini di me in cucina che non faccio assolutamen ...

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]