Ms. Rachel Answers The Web’s Most Searched Questions

and this is the Wired Autocomplete Interview.

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I have worked with kids since I was 18

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I would tell my mom that I wanted to help kids

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when I was a kid, and she'd be like, You're a kid,

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and I'd be like, Yes. I wanna help kids.

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She befriends kids that maybe other kids won't play with.

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And I used to look out the window on car drives

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'cause we didn't have any stimulation back then

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and we had to just think about things

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and I would imagine myself helping kids,

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which is really sweet that, I feel like it's a calling.

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When I was at NYU and I was getting masters in music,

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we all went around and said what age we wanted to work with

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and they skipped me and I was like, I didn't get a turn,

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and they were like, You're gonna work with little kids.

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I was like, Okay, I guess I just have that vibe.

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Might've been the full musical I created

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Might have been the puppets. [laughs]

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When I was little, I was Annie in Annie

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♪ The sun will come out tomorrow ♪

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I loved making up songs in my backyard…

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