Temple Grandin: My name is Temple Grandin. I'm not like other people. I think in pictures and I connect them.
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Temple Grandin: My name is Temple Grandin. I'm not like other people. I think in pictures and I connect them.
Temple Grandin: I've eaten bulls' testicles! Ate them in my aunt's ranch. Regularly! This is a waste!
Red Harris: I don't normally tell people what I'm going to write but Miss Grandin, this is a masterpiece.
Mr. Peters: Does she have to chalk the walls?
Temple Grandin: My name is Temple Grandin. I'm not like other people. I think in pictures and I connect them.
Temple Grandin: I've eaten bulls' testicles! Ate them in my aunt's ranch. Regularly! This is a waste!
Red Harris: I don't normally tell people what I'm going to write but Miss Grandin, this is a masterpiece.
Mr. Peters: Does she have to chalk the walls?
Professor Shanklin: Mooing? You want to do research and write your master's on mooing? Temple Grandin: Curves. Cattle like curves. They don't moo at curves.
Temple Grandin: Of course they're gonna get slaughtered. You think we'd have cattle if people didn't eat 'em everyday? They'd just be funny-lookin' animals in zoos. But we raise them for us. That means we owe them some respect. Nature is cruel, but we don't have to be. I would'nt want to have my guts ripped out by a lion, I'd much rather die in a slaughterhouse if it was done right. Dr. Carlock: It seems to me that you should be the one to design... the slaughterhouse... Temple Grandin: We can easily do a way where they don't feel pain and they don't get scared. Dr. Carlock: Did you hear what I said, Temple? I think you're the one who should design it.
Eustacia: Temple, are you alright? Temple Grandin: I'm leaving now. Eustacia: It isn't over yet. Temple Grandin: I said goodbye when I saw him, he isn't there. I've got him in my mind.
Temple Grandin: Sir, Scottsdale Feedlot signed off on my cattle agitation study. Professor Shanklin: Smells like half the herd signed it first Temple Grandin: No, sir. Cattle can't do that.
Jeff Brown: How'd you get on with old Don Michaels over at Scottsdale? Temple Grandin: I told him I've eaten bull testicles, sir.
Temple Grandin: I've lots of important information on all this and I need Mr. Michaels to sign off on it. Randy: Don? Don don't sign nothing. Temple Grandin: I need Mr. Michaels to sign... Randy: You're not hearing me right. Don don't sign nothing. I sign everything around here. His signature, but I do the signing.
Temple Grandin: Where does it go? Don Micheals: Meat processing. Temple Grandin: No, where does it go? It was here, and now it's meat. Where did it go? Don Micheals: Professor, I think maybe your young lady here ought to consider another line of work.
Temple Grandin: Of course they're gonna get slaughtered. You think we'd have cattle if people didn't eat 'em everyday? They'd just be funny-lookin' animals in zoos. But we raise them for us. That means we owe them some respect. Nature is cruel, but we don't have to be. I wouldn't want to have my guts ripped out by a lion, I'd much rather die in a slaughterhouse if it was done right. Dr. Carlock: It seems to me that you should be the one to design ... the slaughterhouse ... Temple Grandin: We can easily do a way where they don't feel pain and they don't get scared. Dr. Carlock: Did you hear what I said, Temple? I think you're the one who should design it.
