-: I like the satisfaction of knowing
I'm helping to make the world a more accessible place
and helping to make people feel more comfortable
and more independent.
Without independence, people start to get depressed
and lonely and sad, and nobody wants people to be like that.
We want people to be able to reach their maximum potential
and not be locked away.
'Cause if we lock away people with disabilities,
then we're locking away countless ideas
that might improve the world around us.
Sometimes the research does get a little bit tedious.
It does seem you do feel trapped at your desk
every now and then,
but that is to be expected with really any job.
And I really can't complain
because we have a lot of freedom,
like I said, to go on trips to Columbus,
I've been to D.C. for my job and things like that,
and so it's not all the same thing every day.