saying it correctly who was the inspiration behind buy on that man and we are going to jump right in because i am super excited hello michele how are you hi how are you  your show yes yes no no no we're very happy you're here so listen i want to jump right into the conversation we're so excited you're here now you are the inspiration behind by onic man now just quickly tell us and of course we're going to show photographs to the new york new york viewers here walk by on it man isn't it could be their first time seeing it you know but hey jude he's a superhero so he can go anywhere he wants to yes ok well thank you very much for my copy i'm going to show yes there is a little baby deer here who was also an amputee and what i loved about this comic book and of course bush will end it in some things is that you touch on a lot of different topics you know for example animals and joggers and children so that is wonderful you also mike michel you too on your instagram page you have a very strong sense of humor i see you with your photographs and for example i remember seeing a photograph of you at the table or it was in some restaurant or something of that again it is a wonderful page and i just think that you're great you also what was the wonder of the balloon is you have a balloon blow it will probably show that photograph as well there you have a balloon carrying an arm and then you're jumping up there your name a lot when i was doing my homework with only you you're very popular in switzerland but now you have you work for one foundation but yet you also have your own found is that correct you're invite you you work with one it's going international and you are doing a great job so we really do have to show a lot of respect for that and appreciation so yes thank you ok so now as far as children go how important do you think it is far children who are disabled to be involved to have social interaction to be involved with whether it's sports whether it's the theater whether it is art you know whether it's biology you know whether it's a ski school subject you know we are going through a shift now in america where more and more parents of children who are disabled are allowing their children to get more this ability it should be they should play together it should work together their ships explore it together i mean they are it is it should be nothing special i mean there should be all in all the school activities more  where you know the kids well what then to be part of this person's life and that as a that is a very strong message speaking though of getting more into professional careers and people with disabilities at this time in america we are having a very i don't want to use the word debate but i will say heated conversation of actors who are disabled absolutely very good point now society you've opened the door for the next topic a question are social media i think social media has has a particularly when when we focus on the disabled population i think social media has been a very positive toward but i would like to get your feedback own on this topic and particularly with younger people who perhaps maybe are isolated in rural areas of of america are various other countries and can experience friendships and exposure to other people who are disabled and or at least just see it you know people work disabled people working out in the gym you know i i love it whenever i see young men who are  disabled you know doing these amazing things in the gym are as you just pointed out the paralympics due to social media it has gone viral and i think it is very positive but i would like to get your feedback on what you  support groups which helps i think people do find others who they can relate to due to sharing the same experience in their day to day lives and because of this is in my opinion socially yes the positive think that's very very important that people can exchange like experience and they had words like with the government and with for example their wheelchair people in a wheelchair to get experience like when metropolitan cities we also have the subway yeah you know in london you know what you know it's called the underground you know thought mean various places have various names but yes i don't understand what you're saying the accommodation factor know i don't think it is the majority at all on the contrary i think it is a very small minority you know we just had actually earlier this week we had a wonderful conversation with a young woman who is an artist who is disabled and her mother and the young woman was she's actually a teenager she was speaking about how social media has allowed her to have a you know more of an a i guess you could say a diverse social life that she's actually had conversations with people that were not disabled you know on social media so i do think it is i think it is a very positive toward so yes i do final question not the final question but we're winding things up what do you want people to know about you i mean as obvious that you're a superhero your bio on it man you're a very strong advocate in switzerland you're becoming more international but you know your personal life you know you spoke a little bit about your childhood is there anything that you would want people to know about you that are perhaps maybe experiencing some experience experiencing some internal insecurities about their disability you come across as being very confident very articulate and you're obviously very successful but you know maybe it wasn't always that way so is there anything you'd like to share a little bit of advice had i was very lucky because my parents have a younger brother and younger brother was actually and they treated me all the time i was the same as my younger brother so i never had like  without help from from a third person and he's such a lucky and positive purse so when when i talk to him and he's so positive and so so is his lightest sunshine and after the conversation with him i always feel a little bit ashamed so i think oh i had sometimes i was struck of myself because i have just one hand he is in a wheelchair and he can that he and his so happy with his life so start complaining michael as yes and i think it's really important that to be yourself and to express yourself and use their disability it yes yes i think that your point is very well taken you know it depends on us how we approach our situation you know and we can change the approach and we can turn it into something very very positive and we could also turn it into something positive for other people so and that's what i think that you're that's why we appreciate you and that's why we appreciate by on it man so much so and that brings us to the final question exactly over what are the similarities between michael and by on it man i think so too i think you brought up a very good point when we're all moving in the right direction i think that we can really make a difference which makes me feel very happy that you're out there that you're doing all this work i i cannot thank you enough for being on the show and my copy of we have a quote of a camera we're out my copy of buy on it man goes with me everywhere i'm sharing it with everybody because i love it a lot and we will definitely i have friends who have run the marathon i've never run the marathon i am a tennis player and i broke my ankle about ten years ago and went with a broken with a healed broken ankle there's no way that i could run any  marathon i'm still an avid tennis player i play tennis two or three nights a week and every weekend day but at the end of the day you know i mean i could not do the marathon but i would have loved to if i had not have suffered this broken ankle so