Came here to say this. The first couple were beautiful. I love that without a word or doubt they stepped in a heartbeat. They handled it perfectly too.
That first couple that helps the man out is an absolute power couple. Notice how she's helping him out while the man lets the worker know that her attitude is out of line. Both are performing an important job here, I absolutely love it.
The second gal with the grandfather who cannot read is probably the sweetest woman on Earth. She was even nice to the cashier and trying to just explain to her how this kind of thing happens.
I love how she instantly gives the waitress the benefit of the doubt and assumes she is merely ignorant instead of malicious. That's a real example of how you should treat people.
@@jakesnake165 Did you not go to school then, either? Because punctuation and grammar is a thing they teach there, and neither is apparent in what you're attempting to pass off as a sentence. At least try to practice what you're preaching.
Jayy Wade me too and I low key wanted to punch the cashier in the face. It instantly broke my heart and pissed me off at the very same time. It brought tears to my eyes.
The acting skill of a man and the way he shows his emotions broke my heart even tho it's staged. he really needs to be in series or possibly a movie... 😭😭😭
its more satisfying to tell the manager though when there actually IS ONE...this was staged so...no real manager. if this was real i would totally get the manager...and watch the bit$£ burn
The teacher is fierce! She knows what’s going on and teaches us all that adult illiteracy is still with us. I knew several adults who could not read or had a learning disability. We need compassion for these. People. I applaud this town for having kind folks who stand against ignorance.
I used to work with a guy who couldn't read at age 40. One of the supervisor's had him come in for a half hour each day for a year teaching him to read. When one guy ridiculed him, she fired the guy for verbal abuse. Respect and kindness should always be the default behaviors.
That male actor absolutely NAILED his role. His, “It’s so embarrassing,” and, “I should’ve learned to read a long time ago” hit different. His body language. The way he tries to look away in embarrassment as they talk gave me tears.
Tokyoite in Kenilworth to Glencoe to Lake Forest well that’s what you need to do, otherwise you’re just reinforcing their beliefs... they are afraid/hurt/ignorant as they need help with that...
Don’t be, the last one was clearly staged. Just notice how as soon as she gets into the coffee shop, she sets her eyes on the cashier and then she just inexplicably knows that the costumer wants a milshake, despiste he never asked for one.
srsly. wtf happened to customer service and human kindness? You reap what you sow. It is in your best interest to help people when they actually need it.
Shouldn’t even get that far, if someone asks what flavors you have you turn around, point at the menu where they are just in case they missed it, and then say “oh they are right here on the menu, we have chocolate, cinnamon...” like even just saying “the menu is right there” is rude. I’ve worked in service and you don’t ever treat anyone like they are incompetent.
This one time I didn’t have my glasses and couldn’t read the menu so I just asked the worker and she gave me no problems about doing that, I mean how hard would it be 😂 unless they were blind af too
This one really hit close to home for me. My Dad had an accident as a young child that left him with a TBI, which led to him not being able to read. He was a damn hard worker though! He learned hands on what to do at the many different jobs he had, and he took things so seriously on getting the job done right. When he left a job at a casino where he replaced lightbulbs, the casino had to hire a couple more people to do the same job that my Dad did all on his own. He sure taught me how to be a hard worker, and that you can be a hard worker no matter your circumstances! When he worked a janitorial job, he taught a new hire how to do things right, no taking shortcuts. Later on that new hire told my Mom and I that he was so glad that my Dad trained him and that he trained him well.
Your Dad was the kind of employee every company would LOVE to have. Hard working, dedicated, loves to help others, and he refused to be a victim of his circumstances. A lot of people would say "Oh, I have a TBI - I have to go on disability payments. I can't work". And they would spend their lives living off of taxpayer's money. Your Dad wasn't going to let that happen - he knew he could work to support his family, and he knew that was the right thing to do. If I owned a company, I would hire someone like him in a minute! I'm sorry for your family that he's gone now. He passed on a great legacy to you and your siblings by being the kind of person he was. You must miss him very much. 💐🙏
@@tbenge99Fr My brother and parents went to school in Tuskegee but we live Maryland and I was like blown away by how overly friendly everyone was lol Like it was like shocking for me lol, people going out of their way to say hi to you and ask how your day's going and stuff like that. Usually here people will give you a polite smile and maybe make some small talk but it's distinctly different from what I saw in Alabama. And people more north say WE'RE "overly friendly" lol
The way the last lady really put things into perspective really makes me want to help those unfortunate enough to not have the opportunity for an education, whether they are good or bad people. We have to think outside the box.
There’s always gonna be people that are less fortunate for different reasons. I grew up being told that I should be grateful for how fortunate I am to be wealthy and have and shelter and everything so I had to learn empathy growing up and donate to charity whenever I can just cause not everyone can afford everything these days
jiong85 ok i believe that you could have found money and not pick it up but what I don't believe is that you found 20 k Edit: damn I made a mistake can you idiots not tell
Sometimes when I’m down, I come to this show just to remember there are good people in the world that do have empathy. So many people are out for themselves these days and it helps to remember there’s good out there ❤
I love how that first couple just locked eyes and instantly knew what they were gonna do without speaking. She immediately began helping the man & he immediately began scolding the cashier. Great example of how men & women work together to build families & societies. Awesome duo!
Yea im balling because i have an illiterate grandpa who was born in the great depression and dropped out in the 3rd grade to support his family, so he never got the oppritunity to read.
I have my B.A. in English from a great university, but I guarantee you that back counter would have turned into a war zone and that actress would have been on the floor if I had been there that day.
She didn’t forget to tell that her grandpa’s great at math. She wanted to encourage him by telling him she knows that people who can’t read can great at many other things.
Agreed. I used to work at a homeless shelter in college and there was an illiterate teenage girl with her mom there a few months. She was an absolutely astonishing artist and could draw pictures of landscapes you couldn't believe. We all have our strengths and weaknesses and shouldn't be put down for the things we struggle in :( Coming from someone who is "math illiterate" and only passed college math by the skin of my teeth.
@Kandy Kandy player, this person didn’t say “girl” to say the person in question isa child. They said “girl” to just to specify which of those two humans they were talking about 😐
@Kandy Kandy Never had a night out with the "girls?" I'm assuming you're a woman who's just looking for an argument. Or more specifically, a toxic feminist. Yippee.
My dad can’t read. His parents abused him so he never really got an good education. I’m just so happy these people stepped up. Thank you some much for all the likes and support!
First couple a legit power couple, they tag teamed that shit, she helped while he chastised, you know they’re a good happy couple and probably great parents
My grandfather cant read. He pretty much dropped out early because he needed to help work and just wasnt getting it at the time. He ended up getting marreid to my grandmother and she has been very supported and able to help him through life for the most part.
Bless the last Lady a educator who had the best words like All the others who stepped forward. Reading is not the most important skill in the world. Proper manners is.
As someone who grew up in extreme poverty and now an educator, this video hit hard. She is absolutely right on everything. Not everyone can receive an education
You don't have to have a higher education to know right from wrong and be kind to help someone in need. Whatever happened to thinking of someone else instead of I,I, I...me, me me....my, my my?? So many people are wrapped up in themselves now and don't give a damn about anyone else. What goes around always comes around! You get what you give.
You are so right. Even if they had a perfect education but still couldnt afford enough f00d or possibly had a physically or mentally abusive situation that can distract the shit out of anyone trying to learn. Some people do have to work young also. Some people even lose the ability to do things after head trauma and have to relearn things. So many things can contribute to a person not being able to read.
@@iliketowatchvideos47 to say that someone "hates" a character that's being played by an actor, means that the actor did their job succesfully. edit: "they showed hate towards the ACTOR" I know what was said. but if you use your brain a little to comprehend, then you'll notice that OP was obviously talking about hating the character that's being played by an actor.
I actually had this situation happen to me around 1996. A man I worked with was asked to fill out new Health Insurance paperwork for our employer. I saw him in the corner of the break room struggling to understand the large amount of paperwork in front of him. I was a supervisor, and sat down with him. I said to him quietly "Jesse? you can't read can you?" He said no, and almost started crying. I told him "o problem, lets see if we can't get this finished tonight" and I read everything aloud to him and helped him finish the forms. Then Jesse informed me he grew up in Mississippi and went to work before the 7th grade to help his family (all ten of them). The funny thing is, Jesse managed to raise two daughters, one was in Medical school, the other had just graduated law school. Later that week I found a program through the local community center to teach him to read and write, and I paid for it out of my pocket......a year later he was reading the newspaper to me. I still hear from him from time to time........by mail.
Men Youre Amazing You Are Super Amazing Not Only you helped in his desperate time but you change his Life forever If theres a time that a human would have an impact to Someones life You your the one that givves him hope You showed him the Humanity Your a Hero even if it is 26 years from now no matter where he is You change him forever and your part of his Gold moment Salute to you Sir More power to you
my father was illiterate until he was 62. He taught himself because there was no adult program. i was shocked and amazed when he called me to come over to read the newspaper. then he showed me he could read. I have never been so proud of my father. he lived life fighting it, but he was literate when he passed. Life was always hard for him. He never blamed anyone.
I can relate. My 32 year old son is handicapped. Severe learning disability. He's a tall man, and over weight. He was made fun of continually in high school and dropped out after grade 11 due to depression. It broke my heart as a father. One day my son Bryan told me he was at home as his mother went to work, A repair man came by to fix something and recognized Bryan as a classmate from high school. They chatted about high school, and Bryan went on to tell me that this gentleman out of the blue apologized to my son form making fun of him in school , and upon seeing him he felt he owed him an apology. Bryan told him that it was alright. No hard feelings. That's my son. He always took the longer road and I am very proud of him to this day.
being illiterate is unacceptable you failed him as a parent, now your son will depend on others for the rest of his life. Thanks good for nothing moron another idiot that the state will steal my money to help support, fuck you.
@@voluntarism335 You are the most disgusting human being i have ever seen. If you hate illiterate people so much, fuck off and don't say anything. Nobody asked for your stupid opinion. Obviously you're the one who needs help
@@voluntarism335 did you not undertand he had a disability. Its one thing not to learn from not understanding but another when you have a disability holding you back. You honestly disgust me no one asked for your negativity
It so sad because you know that most of the time, it's because illiterate people came from impoverished situations and couldn't afford proper schooling (before it became mandatory, of course).
I’m a reading educator & I deal with children who come from disadvantaged homes & they all struggle with reading. I’d like to take the entire family into my room & teach them the beauty of reading. My great grandmother grew up on the Dakota prairie, she was in college at 16 & graduated with a degree & taught school in a one room schoolhouse in 1924. I have a legacy of readers in my family. I’m so blessed.
MAD respect for the nice lady in red. She handled it perfectly. What she says about having opportunities is just so true… it’s hard for the privileged to realize the lack of opportunities the poorer people have.
It SHOULDN'T be hard for them to realize it. The problem was in the home and being improperly raised and having a terrible set or a lack of morals and values. That's a community of people who follow a code.
This made me cry because when I was little my mother was in an accident and got a brain injury and she couldn't read after that. She was treated very rudely from that point on. I had to help her and I still do. I still remember people that would look at us and "her" like we were "less than." This brings up a lot of emotions for me.
@@katerinapetrova3389 - She's doing great, but unfortunately the damage to her brain can never be reversed. Health-wise she is fabulous. Thank you so much for asking :)
@@wolfuy2029 just leave him alone 🙄 he probably didn’t mean to say it that way u don’t know anyway so shut the fuck up. He probably meant totally something else so 🖕
FishySticks she was a teacher, and it shows how good of a teacher she was. She knew how to diffuse the situation calmly and politely without causing any unneeded aggression
The first couple didn’t even need to second think, they gave each other the look and stepped up. That’s amazing, I love small towns for this reason ❤️ we need more people like this
finishing a military school, my then girlfriend took me to a Wendy's for lunch, while in uniform. She was a counselor and I was an Army Reserves (1993-94). A wheel chair guy had a seizure from all the lobby commotion. Without a 2d thought, I got up and instantly cleared tables removing congestion allowing her room to work. Her voice settled him down. His unaware minder was in the men's room answering nature's call. It was a small gesture, but it was June and he bought us milkshakes as his thanks. TEAMWORK is a spectacular thing.
I found out a friend of mine couldn't count and had no concept of money. while at a coffee shop. cashier asked for amount , he held out a handfull of change, she stood there looking at him as he stood looking at her. I understood imediatly and took the correct change from his hand and gave it to the cashier. After my friend left I told the cashier whenever someone holds out a handfull of change just take the money needed , like my friend they may not be able to count or have the concept of money and must rely on Honesty from Cashiers or they know but are testing your Honesty. The Blind must also rely on Hoest people as well.
There was a blind woman on my paper route when I was a kid. She would hold out a bill when I would collect the payment and ask if it was a 5 or 10 or whatever. I remember thinking how easy it would be for someone to take advantage of her. I really hope nobody ever did.
God dammit every time when he says he can’t read, his acting is so good at that part, it sounds like he is about to cry and for some reason I always shed a tear.
Okay, but the way he mumbles and steps around nervously whispering "I'm sorry, I don't want to be a bother" or "I should've learned how to read long ago" or even "I'm so sorry, I'll just leave"... That absolutely broke me... I once witnessed a situation where a middle aged woman made the signal so the bus stopped, the driver opened the door and she asked where they were going. He rudely answered "Lady, it's outside in the front of the bus. Can't you read?" and she stood there for a few seconds before stepping closer and saying "No. Unfortunately I had to drop out long ago to take care of my siblings with my mother. Now, can you tell me where you're going?" The driver was dead silent and just told her the destination with a mumbled apology. A few people spoke up too, and it was both the most heartbreaking and humbling experience of my life.
@@jaxthehedgehog1496 Yeah, some people have no notion of boundaries and are absolutely oblivious to these problems that still exist in our society, unfortunately.
My grandfather has a 4th grade reading level and never learned multiplication or division because he had to drop out of school to help his parents feed his other 13 siblings. He can read menus and such, real basic stuff but he has a hard time with larger words. It's heart breaking because he's really very intelligent and probably could have gotten much farther in life if he had gotten more opportunities in life.
They could feel bad but I don't think they would feel shitty since they people get told they're actresses/actors anyways and they know they're also acting
But many people associated the actors'/actress' part to the person themselves...recent example I can think of is Bryce walker from thirteen reasons why...the actor himself is so good but he got bullied by stupid people and there are many.
Gary Mcguckin hello, I think you need to shut the fuck up. Not everyone has the amazing privilege to attend school and learn how to read. Next time you are looking at Japanese, Chinese, or Arabic, you should just stop being such a dumbass and try harder.
I would gladly march into battle alongside them. No hesitation. Super fast reflexes and instinct. Humble, yet stern. She's placating the situation at hand, helping the man read, while he's letting the lady know she already dun' goofed and it's in her best interest to not goof any harder. Old soul/raised right vibes. Plain as day. I wish them every good thing in this world.
I’m Paris Texas I went to a Salvation Army and there was an African American lady who couldn’t do math and there was a lady working there patiently helping her and my step mom was so rude and said “how can she at that the age of 50 not do simple math” I have absolutely never in my life felt so embarrassed and upset. And she is no longer in my life I will not deal with someone in my life treating other people like that. It’s wrong and inappropriate
It’s really hard, I’m on the spectrum and have Dyscalculia, I can’t do a lot of basic mental math and there have been times where people have said “just try harder”, “look at it a different way” and it’s not that simple. I can do some math but it’s a struggle
@@ynot2nite1 What a wonderful woman!! I was in special ed for over 20 years....she made me cry...she is 100% correct. Congrats on living in such an awesome community. Ya'll rock! 🌼🍻
The way the couple in the first one just walked up to him straight away and defended him makes me so happy. It’s nice to have a reminder that there are some good people in the world.
Yes, they stepped straight into the void and took control. I am so pleased so many lovely people stepped up to help out and gave the server stink eye and a serve of their own.
There's something about the actor playing the illiterate man; his face, his voice, and his disposition is just so kind and endearing. He just gives off big loving and supportive dad vibes. I'd be furious at anyone being mean or cruel to him too.
agreed, reminds me of my father and some of my uncles when they got older. ive never been one to let folks get disrespected, especially folks that remind me of my people. also cant stand Americans who give people shit for not speaking the language clearly. working with a bunch of immigrants i have customers call me over regularly to help them talking about how my coworkers shouldnt be working here because they “cant speak english”. im not fluent in Turkish or Tagalog, if they didnt speak english i wouldnt be able to talk to them. it clearly embarassed them every time, and they all spoke enough english to be understood while making efforts to improve
Warsin yes the “fat one.” You really didn’t have to say that because their was only one person in the purple shirt, but I’m not gonna say anything and start a fight!
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when the girl says she likes the toasted marshmallow one, and he smiles...
MY HEART 😭😢
beebo bub that’s my best friend! We were trying to distract him before they revealed the show
That Cute Princess just admit are you lying 🤥 or being honest 😀
Rand0m Things You May Like The Pangolin actually we didn’t :b
Finley Fogarty I’m being honest :b
Airelle Herron ok
love how the first couple looks at each other and without saying a word goes to help the man
Came here to say this. The first couple were beautiful. I love that without a word or doubt they stepped in a heartbeat. They handled it perfectly too.
couple??? wtf u thought that was his kid
They aren’t a couple? That’s his sister
@Atoyume ironic as it would be too* and not two.
@@carlislethecumbrians9135 they were talking about two of the people who replied to this comment, so no, they would not use too in this case
The man acting makes me wanna cry every time she insults him, he’s so good at acting. He just seems so excited about that milkshake
Chim Jichu wtf is a anxboanxownc?
Omg sameeee I feel bad
@@ericwejman4250 lol.
My God cmon
@@ericwejman4250 well an anxboanxownc is a word she created its really important in sentences if you don't write it you die
That first couple that helps the man out is an absolute power couple. Notice how she's helping him out while the man lets the worker know that her attitude is out of line.
Both are performing an important job here, I absolutely love it.
That's couple goals right there
They’re married now.
@@Irishblokethat’s amazing and a power couple 💪🏽
Married? I thought that was his daughter. 😂 Then again, that would make perfect sense for Alabama.
Ummm they're all actors. This is a skit. It's not real.
The actor who played the illiterate man was very good, I really believed him, and felt so sorry for him.
Åsa S I felt so bad for him so I tried to cheer him up but saying “oh this sounds good.” Blah blah I legit thought he was going to cry
@@airelleherron1447 that was you in the video?
yea it's called acting lmao
Ikr!
Too bad he cant read your heartwarming comment
“there’s also honey, that sounds really good!” bless her heart
Angie Milojkovic it does sound really good though
Tastes sweet af
She was so cute and adorable and she made me smile It was so heart warming:)
I loved her she almost mad me cry
You are definitely from the south “bless her heart” lol
Sounds like a cavity
That first pair went right to work. She helped the dude and he went after the cashier. Nice teamwork!
Tom Dechert Lmfaooo 😂😂😂😂😂
That's a power couple
Headass
Cousinly love ❤️
YTK_Kayden2500 bruh
The second gal with the grandfather who cannot read is probably the sweetest woman on Earth. She was even nice to the cashier and trying to just explain to her how this kind of thing happens.
The second, she started reading off the milkshake list, had me tears. You can such sincerity in her voice
she is a very sweet person
I love how she instantly gives the waitress the benefit of the doubt and assumes she is merely ignorant instead of malicious. That's a real example of how you should treat people.
I love that young lady. I hope she is doing well with her life.
I thought the same thing. What a sweet person.
Everytime the actor says "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to be a bother" my heart breaks.
You don't know how they can't read because the schools don't care they'll pass you anyway look most of you can't write you barely can print
@@jakesnake165 did you not learn anything from the video Judgemental Jake.
Trueee
I got so upset I passed some gas... everytime.
@@jakesnake165 Did you not go to school then, either? Because punctuation and grammar is a thing they teach there, and neither is apparent in what you're attempting to pass off as a sentence. At least try to practice what you're preaching.
The girl who started reciting the menu, she’s a literal angel.
*IKR*
Im guessing u like kpop by ur username coz thats a thing most kpop stans get that *"wHy Do yOu LisTeN tO mUsIc ThAtS iN ChInEsE"*
Lmao your name
I think she a literal human
@@namjoonsoldmyjamsfor3dolla404 *lmao ur name is so funny* 🤣🤣🤣
I hate saying this, but...
no, she's a literate human
The man playing the illiterate person needs to be in a movie or something. His acting skills are superb.
So many of the actors on this show are so good that sometimes you need to remind yourself, hey he/she is just an actor!
jusaguy20 I know right? Especially the people who play the rude characters 😂 I catch myself getting pissed off as if I was there
He made me cry.
Fax
@Diez Nutz i-
First couples synergy is off the charts. Girl steps up to help and boy addresses the problem. No hesitation on either side. Absolutely love it
This dudes acting is phenomenal. I lowkey wanted to cry watching him
I did get teary eyed no shame in that my dude.
Oh yeah yeah
KiNG-_ Al3NzY Good times, it was quite the revolution
Same he definitely captured this situation
Jayy Wade me too and I low key wanted to punch the cashier in the face. It instantly broke my heart and pissed me off at the very same time. It brought tears to my eyes.
Second girl who read out the menu so patiently and kept her calm with the baristta..... I stan
Maanasa balaji dats me 😁
@@airelleherron1447 you did a great job lots of respect for you 🤗 from Pakistan
That Cute Princess ily
Pashtun Girl thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️
ben dover 🤟🏻
The acting skill of a man and the way he shows his emotions broke my heart even tho it's staged. he really needs to be in series or possibly a movie... 😭😭😭
Deepesh Basnet why are you geh ?
@@JustinCase-my5vc who says am geh?
@@eliliftsweights you are geh.
I am da geh
I, too, am geh.
The way that first couple looked at each other and didn't even have to talk it out. They were on the same page and immediately took action! Wow!
I know he’s just an actor, but he has such a sweet face. It makes me tear up.
He looks like Gunther from friends lmao
He has a good soul.
Yeah he really fits the role
@@nickc6842 .... I'd just be like "bitch, you ain't even working at Starbucks"
Same
This first girl totally destroyed her: "Your manager will know about that."
It's a gold.
Yeah your right
its more satisfying to tell the manager though when there actually IS ONE...this was staged so...no real manager. if this was real i would totally get the manager...and watch the bit$£ burn
The teacher is fierce! She knows what’s going on and teaches us all that adult illiteracy is still with us. I knew several adults who could not read or had a learning disability. We need compassion for these. People. I applaud this town for having kind folks who stand against ignorance.
@@florastewart7957 well said, exactly why a certain president should be thrown out...cause he ignorant as fu$£
_Karen Detected_
I used to work with a guy who couldn't read at age 40. One of the supervisor's had him come in for a half hour each day for a year teaching him to read. When one guy ridiculed him, she fired the guy for verbal abuse. Respect and kindness should always be the default behaviors.
What a kind lady
W supervisor
Omg what a power boss
that's awesome.
Well, hearing that restored my faith in humanity a little bit.
That male actor absolutely NAILED his role. His, “It’s so embarrassing,” and, “I should’ve learned to read a long time ago” hit different.
His body language. The way he tries to look away in embarrassment as they talk gave me tears.
I'm quite impressed by the last lady in red. She was even calm and stable to that rude cashier.
Tokyoite in Kenilworth to Glencoe to Lake Forest well that’s what you need to do, otherwise you’re just reinforcing their beliefs... they are afraid/hurt/ignorant as they need help with that...
Very charismatic and beautiful lady!
Tokyoite in Kenilworth to Glencoe to Lake Forest I has respect too
Roll tide
Don’t be, the last one was clearly staged. Just notice how as soon as she gets into the coffee shop, she sets her eyes on the cashier and then she just inexplicably knows that the costumer wants a milshake, despiste he never asked for one.
As soon as someone says ‘oh no I forgot my reading glasses’, you best damn read out the flavours to the customer.
srsly. wtf happened to customer service and human kindness? You reap what you sow. It is in your best interest to help people when they actually need it.
Exactly, plus the writing on the menu wasn’t even that big..at all! 😤😤
Hahaha lol.
Shouldn’t even get that far, if someone asks what flavors you have you turn around, point at the menu where they are just in case they missed it, and then say “oh they are right here on the menu, we have chocolate, cinnamon...” like even just saying “the menu is right there” is rude. I’ve worked in service and you don’t ever treat anyone like they are incompetent.
This one time I didn’t have my glasses and couldn’t read the menu so I just asked the worker and she gave me no problems about doing that, I mean how hard would it be 😂 unless they were blind af too
The actor of the illiterate man made me so sad he’s a great actor
I wish I could be one of their mean actors cause I'm a master at hurting people's feelings, also I'm handsome so people will be quick to hate me.
Kevin Zhou- That’s very humble of you Kevin ! 😂
Kevin Zhou that’s a very... interesting way to speak of yourself
Same
@@reecem367 hapa and handsome?
"Your manager will know about this."
That is a Karen move I can get behind.
Top ten moments when Karen was right
The good Karen.
I have a t-shirt that reads "I HEART KARENS"
It's like a monster fighting an even worse monster.
The way the couple looked at each other and helped without saying a thing
I thought that was his daughter
It's the kind of strong connection between each other where you don't even need to verbally communicate for me
Yeah definitely
@@najibbasirun yeah.. let non verbal communication do the job
The power couple bro
Cashier: *being rude*
Couple making eye contact: you take the man, I'll handle the lady
And it was instantly.
ik I loved it
Love these wholesome moments
lmao
XD that sounds like a murder crime gonna happen
The blonde girl seemed very shy but was brave enough to step forward and help. Good person.
there was like 5 blonde people.
BP5M yea I was kind of hesitant but the cashier kept making me mad soo I did what my gut told me to do :b
Airelle Herron You're awesome.
@@airelleherron1447 woah nice! Never thought you will be here lol. Good for stepping up!
@@airelleherron1447 wow is that u?
This one really hit close to home for me. My Dad had an accident as a young child that left him with a TBI, which led to him not being able to read. He was a damn hard worker though! He learned hands on what to do at the many different jobs he had, and he took things so seriously on getting the job done right. When he left a job at a casino where he replaced lightbulbs, the casino had to hire a couple more people to do the same job that my Dad did all on his own. He sure taught me how to be a hard worker, and that you can be a hard worker no matter your circumstances! When he worked a janitorial job, he taught a new hire how to do things right, no taking shortcuts. Later on that new hire told my Mom and I that he was so glad that my Dad trained him and that he trained him well.
@@laura-kn9qf He was an AMAZING man. Sadly he passed away in 2019.
el bozo
@@BandChoirChick09
i'm sorry for you @@BandChoirChick09
My condolences.
Your Dad was the kind of employee every company would LOVE to have. Hard working, dedicated, loves to help others, and he refused to be a victim of his circumstances. A lot of people would say "Oh, I have a TBI - I have to go on disability payments. I can't work". And they would spend their lives living off of taxpayer's money. Your Dad wasn't going to let that happen - he knew he could work to support his family, and he knew that was the right thing to do. If I owned a company, I would hire someone like him in a minute! I'm sorry for your family that he's gone now. He passed on a great legacy to you and your siblings by being the kind of person he was. You must miss him very much. 💐🙏
I love how they don't just read things to him but they suggest flavors and act super friendly about it so it's not embarrassing. Love these people
They need to direct a GED class
I noticed that, too. So beautiful.
I think it tugged my heart when I see the actor smiling with the suggestions. ♥️
That’s Alabamians for you
@@tbenge99Fr
My brother and parents went to school in Tuskegee but we live Maryland and I was like blown away by how overly friendly everyone was lol
Like it was like shocking for me lol, people going out of their way to say hi to you and ask how your day's going and stuff like that.
Usually here people will give you a polite smile and maybe make some small talk but it's distinctly different from what I saw in Alabama.
And people more north say WE'RE "overly friendly" lol
Can’t wait to get mad at an actor I know is only pretending to be like this
Same also
Same
Same here
Same here
Same
The first couple didn't waste even a second. Effing love em.
,, i wonder if they have room for 1 more in that small town...
Wasn't that a father and daughter
the way they both stepped up beside him instantly was so cool
and I like who the guy slowly says "rude, very rude" it was kinda crack up
They came in from both sides too like that shit was tactical!
The way the last lady really put things into perspective really makes me want to help those unfortunate enough to not have the opportunity for an education, whether they are good or bad people. We have to think outside the box.
There’s always gonna be people that are less fortunate for different reasons. I grew up being told that I should be grateful for how fortunate I am to be wealthy and have and shelter and everything so I had to learn empathy growing up and donate to charity whenever I can just cause not everyone can afford everything these days
Help others,,,,plzzzzz
Uneducated folk generally prefer to stay in their box
Saw a $20.00 bill on the floor at Walmart one day, passed on by because I didn't want John Quinones popping up asking why I picked it up.
jiong85 ok i believe that you could have found money and not pick it up but what I don't believe is that you found 20 k
Edit: damn I made a mistake can you idiots not tell
Dying 😂😂😂😂
@@egg_bogg7602 Are you in this episode? Cuz your deadass can't read for shit
@@NParniewicz lol
Because I'm freaking broke, John.
I wanted to give the actor a hug omg. He was PHENOMENAL.
Same, even though I'm a guy it's because I'm gay and I'm done being bisexual because most girls break My heart
@@MysTerLol k
@MysTer Lol it be like that sometimes
MysTer Lol ok buddy
@@jasj122 wow, so cause I'm gay you say "ok buddy", makes me wonder what's happening to society
Laying in bed, suddenly something is touching your feet, you look under your sheets
"Hi, I'm John Quinones"
Omg! What would u do!
HEY! WHAT MADE YOU DO THAT?!
That sounds like a "very special episode" of what would you do
Ha
And he asks you, "Why get involved with your bed?" 😂
There is something so soulful and warming about the people & southern accent of Alabama
Even though he’s an actor I want to hug him so bad 😢😢😢
xdaysie same
Bruh same
Great actor.
Actually one of the best actors i've seen on the show. and they have some good actors.
SAMEE
That actor looks like such a sweetheart too. Can't imagine anyone being rude to him in real life
Ikr.. but unfortunately... it does happen. :(
Lol? It's always the nice people that get bullied, that's what they look for.
@@ckobo84 I think ur right 😞
He looks like Toby Flenderson
@@leopoldbuttersstotch277 OMG RIGHT
I wanted to cry. Poor man. It's not real, but I got sad.
I cried from laughing
@@jmurdock8303 no-one asked you
@@ItsPlucky_ umm did anyone ask you anything or you just comment like me ? Huh
@@jmurdock8303
Ummm....when you're on a public forum and you showcase your ignorance....plan on being called out for the asshat you are.
Daisy, you are ignorant for supporting ignorance. My grandmother couldn't even finish 3rd grade yet *she could still read*
Sometimes when I’m down, I come to this show just to remember there are good people in the world that do have empathy. So many people are out for themselves these days and it helps to remember there’s good out there ❤
That’s exactly what i do whenever I’m feeling a little under the weather i end up here every time
Moving like Christ
Me too. Me too
Show me some statistics of how people are out for themselves please.
@@thatprotpaladintv u must live a nice, sheltered life
That first gold hearted girl has the cutest southern accent. How can you not love that.
She’s so cute
Bruh fr that's wife material 😍
b r u h
She a Karen tho
@@kimjong-un4331 how
" Your manager will know about this" it's literally the only time I will actually like that line.
The good kind of Karens
@@RocknRollDina omg I was waiting for someone to to mention the word KAREN
@@RocknRollDina hahaaaaaaa
This is not about the comment but I LOVE your profile picture!
I am the manager
The actor was so believable, that watching him or even just listening to him really broke my heart.
Fab Access with Marex ikr I was tearing up
Fab Access with Marex then Chris Hansen comes out take a sit
It's good to see that there are still kind, decent, and helpful people in the world.
It was the days before Covid. Now this world is completely different.
You do realise this isn't real right?
I may be an optimist but the world hasn't changed much since then. There are still more good people in this world than bad ones!@@SANCHA.
@@beesechurger929 It's ok. But you have to admit, people has changed a lot after covid.
@@SANCHA. I've noticed a lot more anger and irrationality in people. Covid lockdowns fucked with a lot of peoples heads!
I love how that first couple just locked eyes and instantly knew what they were gonna do without speaking. She immediately began helping the man & he immediately began scolding the cashier. Great example of how men & women work together to build families & societies. Awesome duo!
That looked like a dad and his daughter. Legit she looks 15...
@@gamer3d147 eye- NO
Elijah Wyn I’m a high schooler dude.... ik what people look at around my age
Gamer 3D they have so many people who look like that in college who are like 27+
Gamer 3D I mean it’s Alabama so, they could be both.
Southern people’s accents and voices are just so comforting I don’t know why, but they make me want to cry.
@@thelugoffgamecock792 lmao what
@@thelugoffgamecock792 Is that a xenophobic thing or??
Come on down, we'd love to have you! 🤗❤️
@@thelugoffgamecock792 ok boomer
@@eharper7 Hopefully I’ll go down sometime. 💓💓
When he smiled when the girl said “I like the toasted marshmallow.” Ahhh my heart. ❤️
Kittyxx that was so precious omg
I melted with that statement
We must protect this woman
@Wiliam Forsythe tf is wrong with you
@Wiliam Forsythe you're fucking disgusting
The second girl is absolutely wonderful... "they also have honey... that sounds REALLY good!.." She is amazing
The "illiterate man" is so nice looking, how could you ever be mean to a man that nice?
People who are sad with their stupid life😄
@D u R u . bhai aap toh mere sarcasm ko bhi nahi samjhe😄😆
@@psychopirate1779 or wo tumhari urdu ya hindi ko bhi ni samjhe
Its staged
@@psychopirate1779 I'm so curious, what language is that? xD
That second girl was the sweetest little thing.
"HI :D"
bless
Yes. She was so sweet and kind. A good person.
Shut Hallmark ass up
When she said HIIIII 😄
I was like oh my heart
So kind.. I want to marry this woman...
@@honeypots8787 it's a sarcastic comment , not a dick to take it so hard or personal...
This guy actor was so spot on.
Let’s be honest he made us all tear up🥺
He's so cute and innocent 🥺
I agree but I didn't cry tho and I'm very emotional, oops
Yea im balling because i have an illiterate grandpa who was born in the great depression and dropped out in the 3rd grade to support his family, so he never got the oppritunity to read.
I have my B.A. in English from a great university, but I guarantee you that back counter would have turned into a war zone and that actress would have been on the floor if I had been there that day.
kaitlyn you seem so cute 🤗
Man, I don't wanna keep crying, but I can't stop watching these videos.
Same buddy, same
She didn’t forget to tell that her grandpa’s great at math. She wanted to encourage him by telling him she knows that people who can’t read can great at many other things.
respect 😔✋
Agreed. I used to work at a homeless shelter in college and there was an illiterate teenage girl with her mom there a few months. She was an absolutely astonishing artist and could draw pictures of landscapes you couldn't believe. We all have our strengths and weaknesses and shouldn't be put down for the things we struggle in :(
Coming from someone who is "math illiterate" and only passed college math by the skin of my teeth.
@@gracehaven5459 yess! everyone has things we're better at doing even though it may not be the norm 💓
Shes an angel
ㅎㅇ
First girl didn't even take a breath before she stepped in
She was ready for the fight
@Kandy Kandy isn’t an adult women not considered a “girl”
@Kandy Kandy player, this person didn’t say “girl” to say the person in question isa child. They said “girl” to just to specify which of those two humans they were talking about 😐
@Kandy Kandy Never had a night out with the "girls?" I'm assuming you're a woman who's just looking for an argument. Or more specifically, a toxic feminist. Yippee.
@Kandy Kandy WTF are you babbling about, beating up my mother? Are you on a special pass or something?
The second girl with the glasses was raised right, she was the sweetest.
Thank you! 💜
@@airelleherron1447 Wait, was that really you?????!!!!!
@@airelleherron1447 You were really sweet, thank you!
@@airelleherron1447 ohhhh! You were soo sweet. You are a great human 🤲
@@Michael-gs8og yes!
Man… wow. What a tear jerker. All of these people who stepped up to help, they have beautiful souls.
The actor who is acting like he can’t read is so convincing 🥺😭
GabbyMarie703 that’s why he is an actor it’s his job
I swear he made me wanna tear up🥺
And gabby you look like the girl's friend who was helping the actor. 😊❤.I'm not sure if it was you but you look similar
Future Notes it’s not me but thanks 😊
Maybe he cant i cant
My dad can’t read. His parents abused him so he never really got an good education. I’m just so happy these people stepped up.
Thank you some much for all the likes and support!
respect
I’m sorry to hear that 😔😔😔
Molli Grace I’m sorry that happened to him☹️ May god bless y’all ❤️
Your dad is a moron.
mikecantreed you little disgusting Bitch you’re so heartless what if you couldn’t read huh?
First couple a legit power couple, they tag teamed that shit, she helped while he chastised, you know they’re a good happy couple and probably great parents
They did what should be done .
I just love their spirit to help. They really felt for the man.😊
She looks like his daughter 😱 You think they’re a couple? Isn’t she way too young? She’s SO brave!
OMG, this warms my heart. Great people!
I agree
he actually looks like her dad lol
6:43 You can clearly see the cashier (actress) getting really emotional in the background. She has a heart of gold 👍
I’m glad they make these shows because I honestly didn’t know that illiteracy was that big of a thing. Opened my mind
same!
People hide it well. Also dyslexia
SAME
My grandfather cant read. He pretty much dropped out early because he needed to help work and just wasnt getting it at the time. He ended up getting marreid to my grandmother and she has been very supported and able to help him through life for the most part.
Same.
Wow
The man looks like such a good innocent man🥺
Lily Elizabeth so did ted bundy
Jace Turner Hahaha And a few others. 😂
He is
He's not
@@nozzerjuice
Nah Ted Bundy looked like a dickhead
“There’s also honey, that sounds really good.” “I love toasted marshmallow”
MY HEART
yes! i like that they add some of their personality into it, instead of just reading it in a monotone voice
So you also love toasted marshmallow? Hehe just kidding
iky? that was so wholesome 😍
These girls were just amazing. I love how nice they are. So kind
nickys34 maybe because it’s more common there and so it would be more believable??
Bless the last Lady a educator who had the best words like All the others who stepped forward.
Reading is not the most important skill in the world. Proper manners is.
As someone who grew up in extreme poverty and now an educator, this video hit hard. She is absolutely right on everything. Not everyone can receive an education
Thank you so much for sharing, I really appreciate your bravery in sharing a bit of your story. You’re awesome! ❤️
I knew people who grew up in extreme wealth and who were too stupid to learn to read.
You don't have to have a higher education to know right from wrong and be kind to help someone in need. Whatever happened to thinking of someone else instead of I,I, I...me, me me....my, my my?? So many people are wrapped up in themselves now and don't give a damn about anyone else. What goes around always comes around! You get what you give.
You are so right. Even if they had a perfect education but still couldnt afford enough f00d or possibly had a physically or mentally abusive situation that can distract the shit out of anyone trying to learn. Some people do have to work young also. Some people even lose the ability to do things after head trauma and have to relearn things. So many things can contribute to a person not being able to read.
@@mshappyapple8663 thank goodness there are still some people out there that beleive this.💙💙💙 *big hugs*
Nobody:
Every single WWYD episode: “For this customer, this situation is personal.”
Lmfao
I Think they keep filming until they get someone who has a personal issue or they stage it lmao 😂
for this customer, this hits close to home, XD
@@menacingbutterking2429 THIS HAHAHAHA
I know, it's like they recruit them. Probably put an ad in the local paper, or something.
I feel so bad for the dude fully knowing he’s an actor.
What if he actually IS illiterate?? 🤔
@@eharper7 how could he read the script lol
Emma Harper Then he needs to go back to fucking school. It’s sad how many ADULTS are illiterate, they are all morons who forget schooling exists.
@@TitanCrusher101 Lmao you're a fucking idiot
Titan Raps did you not watch the video
This teacher is such a wonderful person. She really is.
To hear him say "I'm sorry to be such a bother." absolutely broke my heart. I don't think I've ever hated one of the actors more than that waitress!!
She was acting though
@@iliketowatchvideos47 Really?!? An actor was acting? I know. I'm saying she did a really good job acting, because she was really hateable.
@@jcroc5899 no need to be a sarcastic bitch
@@iliketowatchvideos47 to say that someone "hates" a character that's being played by an actor, means that the actor did their job succesfully.
edit: "they showed hate towards the ACTOR" I know what was said. but if you use your brain a little to comprehend, then you'll notice that OP was obviously talking about hating the character that's being played by an actor.
Proves she was good at it and well cast. Congrats to the team who put this together!
It’s the worst when they look like an innocent Irish guy
I'm Irish. And let me tell you there would be trouble here in Dublin if anyone ever spoke to someone vulnerable like that.
Delliam Productions yoooo 😂😂😂💀
Good call 😂😂😂
Yeah, just like the man that McGregor punched
I'm Irish..
I actually had this situation happen to me around 1996. A man I worked with was asked to fill out new Health Insurance paperwork for our employer. I saw him in the corner of the break room struggling to understand the large amount of paperwork in front of him. I was a supervisor, and sat down with him. I said to him quietly "Jesse? you can't read can you?" He said no, and almost started crying. I told him "o problem, lets see if we can't get this finished tonight" and I read everything aloud to him and helped him finish the forms. Then Jesse informed me he grew up in Mississippi and went to work before the 7th grade to help his family (all ten of them). The funny thing is, Jesse managed to raise two daughters, one was in Medical school, the other had just graduated law school. Later that week I found a program through the local community center to teach him to read and write, and I paid for it out of my pocket......a year later he was reading the newspaper to me. I still hear from him from time to time........by mail.
You're a beautiful person and the world needs more ppl like yourself in it.
This deserves more likes! Whoever you are, please know that your good deeds have inspired people to be better humans too ❤️
Thats beautiful
Men Youre Amazing
You Are Super Amazing
Not Only you helped in his desperate time but you change his Life forever
If theres a time that a human would have an impact to Someones life
You your the one that givves him hope
You showed him the Humanity
Your a Hero
even if it is 26 years from now no matter where he is
You change him forever and your part of his Gold moment
Salute to you Sir
More power to you
God is very proud of you .Jesus taught compassion
my father was illiterate until he was 62. He taught himself because there was no adult program. i was shocked and amazed when he called me to come over to read the newspaper. then he showed me he could read. I have never been so proud of my father. he lived life fighting it, but he was literate when he passed. Life was always hard for him. He never blamed anyone.
God bless you and may your father rest in peace
great dad you had
Learning has no age bar...you can get education at any time...there is never too late...
very great stories. In fact it's motivating me to read.
Tell your father i fuxking love him proud of him
I can relate. My 32 year old son is handicapped. Severe learning disability. He's a tall man, and over weight.
He was made fun of continually in high school and dropped out after grade 11 due to depression.
It broke my heart as a father.
One day my son Bryan told me he was at home as his mother went to work, A repair man came by to fix something and
recognized Bryan as a classmate from high school. They chatted about high school, and Bryan went on to tell me that this gentleman out of the blue apologized to my son form making fun of him in school , and upon seeing him he felt he owed him an apology. Bryan told him that it was alright. No hard feelings. That's my son.
He always took the longer road and I am very proud of him to this day.
being illiterate is unacceptable you failed him as a parent, now your son will depend on others for the rest of his life. Thanks good for nothing moron another idiot that the state will steal my money to help support, fuck you.
@@voluntarism335 You are the most disgusting human being i have ever seen. If you hate illiterate people so much, fuck off and don't say anything. Nobody asked for your stupid opinion. Obviously you're the one who needs help
@@voluntarism335 did you not undertand he had a disability. Its one thing not to learn from not understanding but another when you have a disability holding you back. You honestly disgust me no one asked for your negativity
That's so sweet ❤
I hope that he's doing fine ⭐
@@tovanille Thank-you! Presently he's working as a porter and patient transporter at a Nursing Home. He loves the elderly.
I don't know why, but illiteratacy in an adult is so heartbreaking. It makes them seem so vulnerable.
The only time you look down on someone is when you are helping them up.
@@alinatamashevich3354 beautifully put
It so sad because you know that most of the time, it's because illiterate people came from impoverished situations and couldn't afford proper schooling (before it became mandatory, of course).
Unfortunately, most of em end up becoming pedos,. Rapists
@@lawliet2263 Would you like to share a personal story?
I’m a reading educator & I deal with children who come from disadvantaged homes & they all struggle with reading. I’d like to take the entire family into my room & teach them the beauty of reading. My great grandmother grew up on the Dakota prairie, she was in college at 16 & graduated with a degree & taught school in a one room schoolhouse in 1924. I have a legacy of readers in my family. I’m so blessed.
Plot twist, the server can’t read so that’s why she won’t tell him
bruh nigha momentum 😂😳🗿
Bruh moment
😂😂😂
I cant read your comment, but I'm good at the typing
@@n0wsinn nigha?
I mean, everyone's complimenting the actor, but what about the actress?
It takes real skill to play any villain convincingly
Exactly
Fax I would hate to do that
My x wife plays the villain very well and she is no actor. Lol. Well only in front of the divorce court judge. 😂
@@christopherbonanno1120 hahaha! I want to pull a cigar out of my mouth and start cackling really loud all whilst filling the room with smoke.
Mr Wiggles nah she was horrible, anyone can do what she did
MAD respect for the nice lady in red. She handled it perfectly. What she says about having opportunities is just so true… it’s hard for the privileged to realize the lack of opportunities the poorer people have.
Can you tell me where is her accent from pls?
@@tasnimngayi5536 everyone in this video is in Alabama.
Yeah. This blonde girl is typical of rich, White Privilege. Snobby and disgusting.
she basically a good karen
It SHOULDN'T be hard for them to realize it. The problem was in the home and being improperly raised and having a terrible set or a lack of morals and values. That's a community of people who follow a code.
The real question is why do they have so many flavours
Like right! Like I'll just have chocolate xD
@@churchie2129 Chocolate milkshakes are disgusting
@@orenji1983 well lots of people seem to enjoy them so just because u don't like em doesn't mean no one else does
That is barely any flavours like 20 I know a shop with 50
@@orenji1983 wrong
This made me cry because when I was little my mother was in an accident and got a brain injury and she couldn't read after that. She was treated very rudely from that point on. I had to help her and I still do. I still remember people that would look at us and "her" like we were "less than." This brings up a lot of emotions for me.
I'm so sorry that happened but you'll all get through this🙏💗
@@sunshineee3lli - ❤️❤️❤️
T.T. Love I hope she’s doing well! ❤️❤️
I think this video might make me consider being an educator.
@@katerinapetrova3389 - She's doing great, but unfortunately the damage to her brain can never be reversed. Health-wise she is fabulous. Thank you so much for asking :)
"Thats rude, That's very rude..." So simple yet so powerful.
Yup
He was legit pissed off
Everything is rude these days
@@christopherluvsaidan67 Making fun of a illiterate person is rude, and be lucky if you only are told that, Ill simply just beat the fuck out of you
@@wolfuy2029 just leave him alone 🙄 he probably didn’t mean to say it that way u don’t know anyway so shut the fuck up. He probably meant totally something else so 🖕
Every time I think it’s ok to watch a clip of WWYD at work it’s never a good idea 😢😂. Putting this in my watch later when I can cry at home ❤
Whenever you feel like criticizing someone, just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages you've had.
@Sike Shazowski it's a quote from The Great Gatsby, bruh.
Ooh I love the great gatsby
Wait a min- that line is in a book what is it called again- dAmN it was a nice book
Leen Ashraf yess that’s where it’s from I was trying to figure it out where I heard of it
The last woman was extremely educated,and polite, it makes me know that there is hope in this world.
FishySticks she was a teacher, and it shows how good of a teacher she was. She knew how to diffuse the situation calmly and politely without causing any unneeded aggression
I lost hope because of your pfp
Sub to me If you support PewDiePie Says the kid who still has the shitty oh yeah yeah meme.
Sub to me If you support PewDiePie lmao also his profile name he’s prob a kid
Sub to me If you support PewDiePie I’m sorry that is just what I like, please don’t criticize
The first couple didn’t even need to second think, they gave each other the look and stepped up. That’s amazing, I love small towns for this reason ❤️ we need more people like this
finishing a military school, my then girlfriend took me to a Wendy's for lunch, while in uniform. She was a counselor and I was an Army Reserves (1993-94). A wheel chair guy had a seizure from all the lobby commotion. Without a 2d thought, I got up and instantly cleared tables removing congestion allowing her room to work. Her voice settled him down. His unaware minder was in the men's room answering nature's call. It was a small gesture, but it was June and he bought us milkshakes as his thanks. TEAMWORK is a spectacular thing.
I found out a friend of mine couldn't count and had no concept of money. while at a coffee shop. cashier asked for amount , he held out a handfull of change, she stood there looking at him as he stood looking at her. I understood imediatly and took the correct change from his hand and gave it to the cashier. After my friend left I told the cashier whenever someone holds out a handfull of change just take the money needed , like my friend they may not be able to count or have the concept of money and must rely on Honesty from Cashiers or they know but are testing your Honesty. The Blind must also rely on Hoest people as well.
There was a blind woman on my paper route when I was a kid. She would hold out a bill when I would collect the payment and ask if it was a 5 or 10 or whatever. I remember thinking how easy it would be for someone to take advantage of her. I really hope nobody ever did.
They should've got free milkshakes for helping him.
Fortnite DefaultSkin I totally agree!
I think they did
Ice cream shop isnt real, there were actors acting like actors
TheViperniz1 it definitely is a real place
Then it would be like if you do good things then you expect to get something back!
God dammit every time when he says he can’t read, his acting is so good at that part, it sounds like he is about to cry and for some reason I always shed a tear.
Bruh, it ripped my heart out
J. W. I know fam 😭
this so sad. 😢 1 liek = 1 dafault is save
Same
same
Okay, but the way he mumbles and steps around nervously whispering "I'm sorry, I don't want to be a bother" or "I should've learned how to read long ago" or even "I'm so sorry, I'll just leave"... That absolutely broke me... I once witnessed a situation where a middle aged woman made the signal so the bus stopped, the driver opened the door and she asked where they were going. He rudely answered "Lady, it's outside in the front of the bus. Can't you read?" and she stood there for a few seconds before stepping closer and saying "No. Unfortunately I had to drop out long ago to take care of my siblings with my mother. Now, can you tell me where you're going?"
The driver was dead silent and just told her the destination with a mumbled apology. A few people spoke up too, and it was both the most heartbreaking and humbling experience of my life.
No words.
Just wow
Wow
@@jaxthehedgehog1496 Yeah, some people have no notion of boundaries and are absolutely oblivious to these problems that still exist in our society, unfortunately.
My grandfather has a 4th grade reading level and never learned multiplication or division because he had to drop out of school to help his parents feed his other 13 siblings. He can read menus and such, real basic stuff but he has a hard time with larger words. It's heart breaking because he's really very intelligent and probably could have gotten much farther in life if he had gotten more opportunities in life.
I can’t even imagine just how shitty the actors/actresses feel after getting told the situation is personal
They could feel bad but I don't think they would feel shitty since they people get told they're actresses/actors anyways and they know they're also acting
But many people associated the actors'/actress' part to the person themselves...recent example I can think of is Bryce walker from thirteen reasons why...the actor himself is so good but he got bullied by stupid people and there are many.
Shut up
Gary Mcguckin hello, I think you need to shut the fuck up. Not everyone has the amazing privilege to attend school and learn how to read. Next time you are looking at Japanese, Chinese, or Arabic, you should just stop being such a dumbass and try harder.
The actress playing the barista is very convincing.
She wasn’t acting
She just had a very punchable face
Edgy Bakuhoe O.K edgy man
Yes and very sneaky creeping into the background of shots.
Edgy Bakuhoe or she’s just a good actress. if she was playing the victim everyone would see her as that to it’s how acting works
That first couple is amazing. They both stepped up to bat immediately. Such gracious people!
Thankful we were able to stay calm and helpful in such a frustrating moment watching someone be disrespected for lacking reading skills.
@@mckaylaaswell8921 ❤ you guys are great
I would gladly march into battle alongside them. No hesitation. Super fast reflexes and instinct. Humble, yet stern. She's placating the situation at hand, helping the man read, while he's letting the lady know she already dun' goofed and it's in her best interest to not goof any harder. Old soul/raised right vibes. Plain as day. I wish them every good thing in this world.
@@mckaylaaswell8921 It’s you!! Seeing your reaction warmed my heart. It’s great that there are kind people who will help someone in need.
Couple I thought that was a father and daughter
I’m Paris Texas I went to a Salvation Army and there was an African American lady who couldn’t do math and there was a lady working there patiently helping her and my step mom was so rude and said “how can she at that the age of 50 not do simple math” I have absolutely never in my life felt so embarrassed and upset. And she is no longer in my life I will not deal with someone in my life treating other people like that. It’s wrong and inappropriate
It’s really hard, I’m on the spectrum and have Dyscalculia, I can’t do a lot of basic mental math and there have been times where people have said “just try harder”, “look at it a different way” and it’s not that simple. I can do some math but it’s a struggle
That educator one was so nice , even outside of her job , she looks out for people . Just like good humans should be :)
I have known Gayle since around 1976. her entire family is like that,my son had her for a teacher when he was in high school.
@@ynot2nite1
What a wonderful woman!!
I was in special ed for over 20 years....she made me cry...she is 100% correct.
Congrats on living in such an awesome community.
Ya'll rock! 🌼🍻
@@ynot2nite1 she was my teacher in high school as well.
The way the couple in the first one just walked up to him straight away and defended him makes me so happy. It’s nice to have a reminder that there are some good people in the world.
They didn’t even talk or communicate before, both just went without without a 2nd thought.
Yes, they stepped straight into the void and took control. I am so pleased so many lovely people stepped up to help out and gave the server stink eye and a serve of their own.
Couple more like father and Daughter she looks like a teenage girl
Why would someone not know how to read? Either no one taught them or they didn’t care to learn. Point blank.
@@joshdawson5201 ya you can tell they good ppl in how they reacted right away with loving demeaner😭
There's something about the actor playing the illiterate man; his face, his voice, and his disposition is just so kind and endearing. He just gives off big loving and supportive dad vibes. I'd be furious at anyone being mean or cruel to him too.
agreed, reminds me of my father and some of my uncles when they got older. ive never been one to let folks get disrespected, especially folks that remind me of my people. also cant stand Americans who give people shit for not speaking the language clearly. working with a bunch of immigrants i have customers call me over regularly to help them talking about how my coworkers shouldnt be working here because they “cant speak english”. im not fluent in Turkish or Tagalog, if they didnt speak english i wouldnt be able to talk to them. it clearly embarassed them every time, and they all spoke enough english to be understood while making efforts to improve
Sad how ppl treat each other
The first couple are absolutely the best of humanity. Thank you to them. Love the way they just look at each other and know they need to stand up.
Someone: sneezes
Me: bless you
Out of nowhere:
"I'm John Quiñones. What made U do this brave act ? "
Me: Walks into a mall and doesnt open a door for someone cause there kinda far
Outta nowhere I swear this man would come
Tom Bengtsson 🤣
“Because it’s the right thing to do”
if that happened in alabama someone sneaks up on me I would say nigga you better step back or you about to get punched I tell you what
Ive seen you comment in this way before on other videos you're amazing
The second girl with the purple shirt was so nice and cute. Omg she’s just so sweet lol
Kimiko Kimi right! I would love to be her friend
Warsin yes the “fat one.” You really didn’t have to say that because their was only one person in the purple shirt, but I’m not gonna say anything and start a fight!
Stre Ssed she was so sweet!!!!!!
Yeah, she was so nice!
Warsin what a dick you are