Ironically enough Maria was the victim in an episode that I think was shot in this exact location. She met a guy online and he said he was her age (a teenager) but he was actually in his 40s. Anyone know if it's the same restaurant or if it just looks alike?
My sister has Down Syndrome and seeing this episode really touched me. I was in tears and immediately went to hug my sister. Then she yelled at me not to touch her 🥲
@Bullets in Bacon Grease First I'm brown and second I've seen so many episodes of them having bad people as black and I've seen them standing for black lives Don't try and make a scene color doesn't matter at all and if you watch the episode just to see how many are black and how many are white then you're definitely a racist
I'd say she is in the States years and never lost her irish accent, you can hear tinges of an American accent in her voice, the very same as Michael Flatley only he takes it to the extreme
@@amylee8969 Only if they were caught though... sororities and fraternities are notoriously problematic and generally classiest, racist, and homophobic.
@@laurahuynh8333 Read your comment while holding my 3 month old who has down syndrome. Very sad knowing my son will meet people that think like you at some points in his life.
I like the last woman's accent and how calm her tone of voice was while giving advice. It just feels soothing. Edit: Omg! I have never received so many likes before. Thank youuu ❤️
And then when John Quinones comes up for the interview afterward they puff up all of a sudden, like "Yeah, I guess I was just taught to do the right thing" and it's like where was this energy five minutes ago bud????
As a parent of a child with special needs, this is my worst nightmare for my sweet daughter. I pray and pray that people treat her with kindness. There isn't a mean bone in my daughter's body - she is all love, all joy, all sweetness. As a mom this would crush my heart to see this happen to my child
@ Catriona Guthrie Yes! Some people sadly put their ego before anything else. They fail to realize it’s the most humble and inclusive people who are more likable and respected.
My son has Down Syndrome and this gives me so much hope! It breaks my heart how people treat and look at him. He's the sweetest happiest lil guy who just loves everyone and loves life. I worry for him as an adult in this world and especially when I'm gone. I have to give so much love to the Down Syndrome actors/actresses who put themselves in this for the experiment. I hope it really teaches people love and compassion and acceptance
Our faith it teaches us not to worry about the future.. but I cannot help worrying what will happen to him when he goes to school, college, will he have friends, will he go to normal school.. I'm more emotional and worry his future rate than mine....
I had a friend growing up named Kristen who played on our football team for years. We all played from about 6-12 together and we were ALL fiercely protective of her. She was the sweetest, kindest person I’ve ever met. There are still people who will defend the defenseless, and s time who knows someone with Down’s syndrome knows that they truly are special people!❤️
I am with this girl every week and I’ve known her since she was 2. I am SO unbelievably proud of her. When I helped her rehearse her lines for this and felt SO bad saying the bullies lines (even though we were just acting). Such beautiful people who stood up for her. Chelsea is one of the best people that I know. 😊🙌🏻❤️
Lets Be Real I can't even express it in any words from what your saying right now thank you Nicole for supporting me in this show and for helping me to practice for it I love you so much your the most beautiful and wonderful person that I know and I would reconsider you as one of my biggest fans love ya sis
Ryan Ong she knew me since I was like little when I was like 2 yrs old and she knew my oldest sister and they both went to the same high school together
Chelsea seems like such an amazing and sweet girl!! It broke my heart when she said she’s been bullied in real life since she was a kid. Especially since the only thing she wants is to be treated just like anyone else in school and life.
Thx for your lovely compliment and yes I have been personally being victimized by being bullied when I was growing up my whole life and I have been through so freakin much in my past life time and ready to move on
I don't do anything for likes ... I've actually hung around people with down syndrome and also coached a basketball team with kids with special needs.. They no different from anyone else ..
Honestly, Chelsea doesn't seem any different from anyone. She's got great hair, beautifully done makeup, she has style. Actually, she's more well put together then the girls they had gotten to play the bullies. They are all beautiful girls, though. Don't get me wrong! Point is, what's so different about Chelsea? I don't get what people's issues are, there is nothing wrong with her. Breaks my heart that this really happens.
@@jesstottenham3384 @Jess Tottenham Thank you so much for the kindest of words, that means a lot to me. I see us all equally, I grew up with all types of people in life. Sometimes you just realize we're all human, what's the point of treating anyone any different than yourself... We're all a little different looking, that doesn't give anyone a reason to treat people poorly. I really don't get that type of logic. I just assume my brain isn't wired like everyone else's. ♥️
@@almostcatlike9458I am on the spectrum and so it was really touching and I'm grateful that you think this way. We really need more people like you in this world!
@@jesstottenham3384 I genuinely don't understand why people don't treat each other like equals, regardless. I seriously just can't grasp my head around it. Sending you so much positive energy and light, we are in the cruel world together ~Holds hand~
@@kingesteban6085 and Samantha cole, The world is full of unkind and disrespectful people but i want you to know that there are still out there who knows exactly how to treat you right❤️ I may not know what it feels like but i never judge or questioned someone just how because they look like. You are all special in my heart✨ People with special needs, are the most kindest heart on earth. Be strong always, you two.
If I could remember correctly, human nature has us preferring a sence of "normalcy" so when we see somebody that isn't "normal", then we'll most likely interact with them differently. Of course, only the most wicked of us will try to degrade someone based on a condition that is (usually) out of their control. The majority of people will notice but they'll probably be nice.
@@kingesteban6085 and @Samantha Cole - Yes, its an awful feeling when someone treats you like your feelings don't matter. I think they don't know how to treat someone different, maybe they are afraid, i don't know. Whatever their reason it makes us feel like shit (Hugs for both of you ❤)
If we want our 20-something year olds to stop acting like that, we must stop teaching our five year olds that kids like Chelsea belong in “the special needs classroom.”
You’re right. From the get go we as a society “other” people with disabilities. For the most part society is on the outside looking in and not actually integrating with disabled people as far as school and work environments. Even if there is interaction it tends to be superficial and not go beyond the surface. They may be nice to them but not actual include or befriend them. To do so you have to really strip away that aspect of “other”.
@Cran1um92 Maybe it was like that only at your school. In my schools, there were people with all kinds of disabilities in the same classroom, except the down syndrome kids were in a classroom of their own. To integrate them would not be that hard though. Just teach normally and give grades to the down syndrome students at the ability that they are. The students without down syndrome understand this, so there is no problem doing this for down syndrome students.
Cran1um92 what you’re describing definitely isn’t the norm. It’s not about just putting them in the same classroom but involving them as much as possible when possible. Like you mentioned electives are a good way, as well as after school activities and clubs. It doesn’t have to be a necessarily academic setting especially if the child isn’t at the same learning level. Even if the kids had lunch and recess together it doesn’t mean they are interacting. We had a kid in our class in 7th grade who took some special education courses as well standard curriculum courses. People didn’t understand how to communicate with him. He was ignored or bullied. The teacher wasn’t any help at all. It got so bad he was pulled from standard curriculum classes altogether. Our lunches were together with the special education students but they were basically ostracized. That’s why proactive and early integration is important. It leads to less stigma about those with various disabilities through proper one one one exposure.
I work as a professional private tutor. One of my favorite jobs I’ve ever had was tutoring a teenage girl with Down syndrome. She was one of the silliest, most positive, funniest girls I’ve ever worked with.
OMG that last lady with accent was so sweet, she kinda sounded like Mrs. Doubtfire, the role Robin Williams played. I'm 19 and that's still one of my favorite movies!
I see no difference in her she’s beautiful and the golden rule is treat people how you’d wanna be treated. You are truly beautiful sweetheart, you deserve so much love.❤️
As a sorority woman, this breaks my heart to know that this happens. The point of being in a sorority is to promote unity and sisterhood and kindness and inclusion. To anyone who has experienced what this young woman has, I am so sorry and know that you have allies within this community who are pushing for everyone to feel included and welcomed.
Our sister sorority had a lovely woman with MS, and another with Downs Syndrome. The other 5 sororities on campus never understood why we chose them as our sisters. We were the best looking, and all of us were either pre med or pre law, and always the most popular male students on campus. One sorority actually asked our president why we had the "broken sisters" as our sisters. His response has stayed with me my whole life. "They are not pretty, popular, or gifted, but they are what any man really wants in a woman. Strong, kind, loyal and caring." He was right, and my brothers and I still adore those ladies after 35 years.
Get real its not the old west dont comment for likes please you cant assault people and get away with it have empathy and talk about the cruel world we live in
I had a friend in high school who had cerebral palsy, and the other girls in school were mean to her, except for me and a few other girls. We stood up for her, and sat with her at lunch, hung out with her on weekends, but she left halfway through the semester. She and her parents thanked us for being her friends. They moved away that summer, sadly. Haven’t seen her in years. Can’t find her online.
@@peteryanes9339 Thank you, good sir, but I haven't had cable TV for 8 years now. I refuse to pay to watch advertisements. I will only pay for cable if the price is 10 bucks a month with zero ads. I will make no exceptions. I have Netflix and I don't think it is on there.
Alright, but is anyone gonna talk about just how pretty Chelsea was?? I mean, she's got a LOOK. Banging shirt, adorable lip gloss, she looks amazing!!!
This actress Chelsea, she's got it together. Not only is she beautiful but she seems to have alot going for her, I could learn alot from her. This made me cry.
This was an incredible experience for me I personally want to thank the production team for making this happen and to really put together everything in it's place it was an incredible episode I really enjoyed it and also I personally want to thank John Quinones for making this happen for me personally and I'm so thankful for meeting him in person it was an honor to experience of being on this show it was amazingly awesome and everyone did great on this show and I would totally like to do this again sometime soon whenever this pandemic is over
@@dsgham74 I think she meant high school girls. Its normal in the south or from someone older but sometimes when a younger girl does it she is being rude.
If I was her I wouldn’t want to join a sorority that treats people like this, and this mean. I feel so bad for her. I have warrdenburg syndrome and people at my school bully me for it 😢
I don’t know what that is but I am sorry you are getting bullied. It isn’t right to do so to someone. Did the school do anything about it? If not they should.
They don't deserve the company of this beautiful girl. She has more kindness and character than these two put together. I realize these are just actors and probably friends but you do get such selfish narrow-minded people in real life and they really do ruin it for everyone. Unable to see anything beyond their superficial made up little worlds and this is all they will ever end up with.
Im so sorry this happened to you. God bless you sweetie. These things don’t go unnoticed, trust me, they will pay for what they did. Do the right thing, stand your ground and keep your head up. Smile and do what is right and kind. Don’t let their negativity change you. Be the light the world needs so much. I was bullied a lot for many years and this really touched me. At some point, I let it change me and I was sad and angry and ended up doing things I really regret. Please, don’t let them destroy you, that’s what they want. You’re loved and you deserve to be happy. Treat people with respect and kindness and always stand up for others when they’re going through the same thing as you did. I’m going to pray for you, I know how bad it hurts. But trust me, God is going to honor you. He changed me completely, I am happy and I no longer struggle with some emotional issues I had due to bullying. I met amazing people who were nice to me and so many good things happened. This is not the end, you have a beautiful life ahead of you. Don’t let those people ruin what God is planing for you. I love you and I care so much about you. Please never forget that you’re beautiful and so so so loved.
Exactly. Which is why I don't blame the University, it sucks, but I'd rather be turned down by all of the sororities than only be allowed in one bc the school forced them to accept me.
Fr it’s like trying to live in the grass if you’re a fish. The grass will never be suitable for you as a fish and you should go to the water where you belong. You don’t want to live in the grass anyways.
@@startrad3r same if someone is forced to except me they’re still going to treat me horribly and if someone Doesn’t want me then I’m not going to force myself in
I agree it wouldn't work to force people into accepting others, fake friendships are even worse situations than just washing your hands of people who wouldn't treat you right
@ Chad Powell Not wanting to be someone’s friend and bullying/judging someone based on their looks are two different things. Even if those girls are taking to a complete stranger they never seen before, they aren’t entitled to treat someone so rudely.
As a sister with 3 special need brothers and and Aunty with Down Syndrome this hit home. My brothers were bullied so much growing up and as men they still do. They are the most loving people who will do anything to bring a smile to your face not to mention the best uncles to my kids. No one should be judged on how they are. We are all unique and all special ❤ Chelsea you are a beautiful, young lady who will get far in life.
My niece has Downs, shes a STAR! She’s the most perfect angel you could ever meet! She is adored! Smart, works hard and has enough love and hugs to go round tenfold! Wouldn’t change her for all the money in the world! She’s perfect, beautiful inside and out! As a family we idolise her! She works so hard,has many achievements , and...has a heart of gold! Love her sooooo much!
I loved reading your comment ❤ I have a soon to be 4 month old baby. He has down syndrome as well. Just very reassuring that he will be okay. Thank you 😊
Suzie Wong These 2 snobs are the type of girls who probably bullied and excluded all kinds of girls in high school, not just people with downs. They're like real life versions of Regina Goerge.
When I was in first grade I had a friend named Jared, he had special needs and everyone bullied him, I was his only friend, he was the smartest in the class but never stood up for himself and still got bullied, he had to join a whole different school because of how much he got bullied and this is what I think, even if they look different on the outside doesn’t mean they are on the inside, don’t judge a book by its cover.
I was friends with a girl in high school with cerebral palsy who was an outcast, picked on. I stood up for her, and so did a few other girls, but she left halfway through the semester. She thanked us for being her friends.
I remember being in a modelling hobby store when a lady came in with her son. I had seen him at my school (he was third form/Year 9 and I was 7th/Year 13-last year) He had a form of ADHD and his mother was trying to introduce him to a hobby and give him something to focus on. One of the staff went over trying to do the usual push product on her but when the kid started growling and pulling his shirt over his head the staff member pulled a face and said "What a freak" and walked off. The mother was left looking distraught and the kid was confused. I went over and greeted him by name. I began showing him one of the starter sets and he sat interested. When he wandered off or growled or whatever I'd just wait for him to come back and then carry on. Eventually he was excited by the prospect so his mother bought him that box. She said to the manager "I was about to walk out after one of your staff was rude but this staff member helped he" the manager looked at me and said "He doesn't work here" to which the woman said firmly "Maybe he should!" and left with young Andrew. The manager gave me a dirty look and I just looked back as if to say "I wouldn't want to work with you anyway".
@I'm annoyed at people these days. A sorority and fraternity are from the greeks... they are like a girl/boy scouts but more sophisticated...they do community service and hold fundraisers to help the world and their community....in a over all black sorority, the only way you can get out is if you do something that your soros wont forgive...the onther way is if you die...they have sororities such as AKA (alpha kappa alpha), Theta ,(Theta Chi Pi), Beta (Beta Kalpa Alpha) I believe...and fraternitys such as the Q dogs,my cousins are Q's...Then you have a sister/brother sorority and fraternity between the Betas and the Alphas (I think) alot of my family are in frats and sororities....I wanna rush Alpha Ka Alpha when I get into college...you should watch Stepsisters on Netflix its rlly good and it's about the frats and sororities...ok good night
@@Anniefawesome sororities do charity work and help fund the colleges they're in. you have no idea what you're talking about smh Sorry I went off but being in a sorority is hard work and it sucks to be in one for people to stereotype it to be a group of snobs. It's like saying everyone who took Gym in highschool is a loser.
I have watched every single video this channel has offered, and I will continue to do so because they always make me so happy (although I do cry a lot while watching some of these lol) and it's beautiful seeing that there's wonderful people out there. Keep up the good work
6:31 I aspire to be like her. She handled it so maturely, she didn't even say anything to the mean girls but her message to them was so clear. Just wow!
@@MsEliteForever Getting accommodations for a disability isn't professors going "easy on them" it is meeting accessibility needs. Similarly, having ramps and elevators to make buildings accessible to people who use mobility aids isn't going easy on those who need them.
@@MsEliteForever Accommodations and even modifications are means of making it more accessible. Do you have any idea how many students with invisible disabilities attend college and use disability services?
I serve a community of adults with various disabilities and these ones seem to hit me the most! I'd like to say that if I were to encounter moments like these I'd be quick to jump to denouncing this kind of behavior but that last lady reminds me that sometimes taking the soft, compassion filled route is just as if not more effective. Props to her!
I can relate, my brother who had down syndrome was always bullied in High School until little sister reached the 9th grade to defend him and all his class. I had to stand up to all the bullies at my school. I'm only 4 feet 11 inches tall. I continue to defend those with any disability. Thank you for sharing John 💖 Que Dios te bendiga 🙏 🌹
Chelsea is an amazing actress! I hope so many more people get to see this, not only to teach people to be more inclusive, respectful and friendly, but also to show how much people with down syndrome can achieve despite all the hurdles that are put in their way!
@@chelseadaley9770my heart aches for you and the horrible experiences you’ve had. I am also disabled (mental and physical disabilities) and growing up being bullied is always so awful. I hope you have some great people in your life, more acting opportunities and great times ahead!
My Down syndrome granddaughter Gabriella is 21 years old she's our angel in the family. I would be heartbroken to see anybody hurt my granddaughter with these cruel words that these girls were saying. I appreciate this show..... And I appreciate the people who stepped up and helped this beautiful girl. I honored each and every one of those people that stepped up to protect this girl.
But she is an angel for you and your family, not for... everyone. I don't mean to be rude but a lot of grandmothers and mothers believe their children are precious: however it doesn't stop others from being mean to them. Ppl in general get bullied or mistreated everytime. It's a harsh world out there, you know.
@@amour_siana if you don't get smth, it doesn't meant, it's stupid or inconsiderate You are just being very weird and rude yourself replying 6 months later, trying to accuse me of smth etc I only said truth (and I wasn't even rude) so if you don't like it.... well... it's your problem. You yourself is an excellent proof that ppl wil never be kind to each other. Cause, you know, I might also be an "angel" to my grandparents but you didn't care about it when you were rude to me. ;) And that's exactly what my comment was about
One of my best friends when I was growing up had downs syndrome and he was an amazing guy. I loved him like he was my own brother. We played football together, played rugby together, watched wrestling and other sports events together. My friend was no different to me in my opinion.
My mother and I witnessed discrimination at a walmart and yes I hesitated for a moment til we both took a stand against discrimination and the person at hand then realized prejudice does nothing for anyone.
@ VGB0009 I agree. Even if those girls don’t care to be friends with her, least they can do is treat her like a human being and NOT be mean based on her looks. Even if they’re talking to complete stranger they never met, be respectful and nice!!!!!
Greek life, hearing it from my sister, just sounds so stressful. You're expected to go to parties that have alcohol and get along with fraternities that they work with. You have to devote so much of your money not just to get in but you're expected to spoil the new girls and make custom gifts out of your own pocket (on a college kid budget). And the hazing can get criminal. My sister had to leave after 3 years cause it was just too much.
I went to college and honestly Greek life only made sense if there was some form of emphasis. For instance, there are fraternities and sororities geared towards engineering, community service, pre-med, pre-law, etc. Those make sense to join. Social fraternities and sororities represent a form of elite classism that’s growing outdated. It’s expensive and you’re forced to put on an identity to match everyone else in those groups.
That's not what mine was like at all. No alcohol was allowed at our events or in our house and the biggest expectation was community service, a philanthropy event each year and Homecoming. No hazing. I lived in the Midwest, and I've heard that sororities are very different in different parts of the country. Oh, and I was super shy so I used it as an opportunity to meet more people and serve in leadership roles, which was very helpful for me post-grad. I guess it's what you make it.
I don't understand how there are people out there who can be so cruel. People with disabilities are not broken or less than. A bit of kindness, compassion and being open to learn can go a long way
It must hurt inside to play the villain in those stories.
Image just saying to a actor just swearing and stuff
If you get paid enough you may just do a whole ton of crazy or uncomfortable things
Heck it hurts to be the victim
I always had that thought myself. I thought I was the only one thinking that! I know that I couldn't play the role of the villain.
Ironically enough Maria was the victim in an episode that I think was shot in this exact location. She met a guy online and he said he was her age (a teenager) but he was actually in his 40s. Anyone know if it's the same restaurant or if it just looks alike?
I want to hire actors to go near John Quinones and get a reaction out of him and then tell him he’s on What Would You Do
Hahaha. Yes. Awesome idea. I bet he'd be great.
Don't you think he would guess though? 😀 LOL!
What would John quinones do
I literally thought of that idea a few days ago 😂
They should have him on PUNK'D 😂😂😂
“How can somebody be so mean to people and not do anything?”
Schools: _”Hold my irresponsibility”_
Chile 😂😂😂😂
@minjhu bb
Lol what?
Lmfaoo I laughed so hard at this thank you 😭😂🤣
@Glazed Eyes1125
I’m so happy to hear! Glad that I’m able to bring smiles to the world.
SO TRUE!
My sister has Down Syndrome and seeing this episode really touched me. I was in tears and immediately went to hug my sister. Then she yelled at me not to touch her 🥲
😂😂😂😂
Damn-
That took a turn
Not gonna lie you got me in the first half tho
Aww that's so on half of what you said
I feel like they’ve filmed at Lulu’s cafe so much that everyone who goes in there should know they may be on a WWYD episode
Vanessa D Music it was amazingly cool
@Bullets in Bacon Grease No I've seen where there were black people who are mean stop making everything with the colour
@Bullets in Bacon Grease are you new?
@Bullets in Bacon Grease First I'm brown and second I've seen so many episodes of them having bad people as black and I've seen them standing for black lives
Don't try and make a scene color doesn't matter at all and if you watch the episode just to see how many are black and how many are white then you're definitely a racist
@Bullets in Bacon Grease do you have to pull that card?
The blonde girl really looks like someone off of means girls!
I swear I've seen her on TV before
She looks just like one girl from degrassi next class
Marcia
Giovanno Estevan if you remember tell me
She looks like she can fit her whole fist in her mouth🤣
When an old Irish lady starts talking in a soothing voice it’s really calming
I'd say she is in the States years and never lost her irish accent, you can hear tinges of an American accent in her voice, the very same as Michael Flatley only he takes it to the extreme
You should see a irish ladys anger its terrifying it starts valm then BOOM!! instant death for everyone shes angry at gets fucked
Unless they get calm while angry then RUN
She was so intrigued and you can tell she was genuinely compassionate and wanted to comfort her
She was a really lovely woman, it was really heartwarming to see how she handled the situation
That last woman was so soft spoken . Such class and well mannered in her soft sweet voice . Such a calm individual . Lovely .
jazmin-- beautiful energy
I love her "to hell with them!". She's got fire in her!
@Jazmin Gonzalez
Most college sororities would get reported and banned for openly performing THIS type of discrimination.
@@amylee8969 Only if they were caught though... sororities and fraternities are notoriously problematic and generally classiest, racist, and homophobic.
That lady is already beautiful on the outside and it got amplified even further by her inner beauty. I think I am in love.
Imagine how she must feel playing that role😕 I don’t know how she didn’t straight up start sobbing even if it was acting🥺
And the ones reacting to the acting were acting as well. So staged. Bye.
@@orlandolopez5661 buzz kill
Since she has been subjected to this for years, I imagine her skin is pretty thick. Also knowing it's not real.
Nah she a strong girl bro
100 subs no videos :D it was acting did you not notice
It's just an extra chromosome. Calm down people and don't be scared of it.
Anyone who treats people that badly must have at least a few extra chromosomes themselves
Jimmy Vanilla
The people who bully others have less brain cells.
@@laurahuynh8333 I know where they were when the brains were bei g handed out - out picking daisies
Cheryl Keil wut
@@laurahuynh8333 Read your comment while holding my 3 month old who has down syndrome. Very sad knowing my son will meet people that think like you at some points in his life.
I could not be the bad guy actor when people started scolding me I’d probably cry😭😂
Dude same, I cry when strangers try to scold me for any little mistake😭💀
I could probably be the villain not to mention if been in the girls shoes
Crybabies 😭😭😭
You already said that.
Every single person in this recorded restaurant were actors. I mean, didn't you pay attention at the script and expressions. So staged.
For the last woman, I knew her personally. She was a nurse from an inpatient treatment center I was at. She still as sweet as I remember!
She sure is very lovely
I read “personality”😂
It makes sense she's a nurse. She just has that caring light about her.
I like the last woman's accent and how calm her tone of voice was while giving advice. It just feels soothing.
Edit: Omg! I have never received so many likes before. Thank youuu ❤️
Agreed she was awesome.
@Roblox Squad oh thanks for the information, i was trying to figure out her accent hehe
Oh my goodness that woman was so soulful and angelic. Amazing.
Asmr
She creeped me out she reminded me of ms doubtfire
I love the ones like this because people with disabilities deserve to be stood up for
I wish I had friends. I'm autistic.
Agreed :) my brother is autistic, I hate it when people attack his autism -_- it’s just stupid and there’s no reason too :/
My friend’s brother is autistic and I really don’t understand why it should make someone a target.
They should do one for self harm. It would be relatable for lots of people.
They need an episode for epileptic's.
Women always speak up and their husbands are always just sitting there like “please kill me.” Lol
Lol 😂
Jake Jones wow
Mike Wazowski • 10 years ago huh
😄
And then when John Quinones comes up for the interview afterward they puff up all of a sudden, like "Yeah, I guess I was just taught to do the right thing" and it's like where was this energy five minutes ago bud????
As a parent of a child with special needs, this is my worst nightmare for my sweet daughter. I pray and pray that people treat her with kindness. There isn't a mean bone in my daughter's body - she is all love, all joy, all sweetness. As a mom this would crush my heart to see this happen to my child
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Catriona Guthrie
Yes! Some people sadly put their ego before anything else. They fail to realize it’s the most humble and inclusive people who are more likable and respected.
ME AS WELL!!🙏🙏🙏💛💛💛 GOD BLESS!!!
Looks like Lulu's cafe got a major renovation. They also used this location for the online predator scenario years ago.
And Maria was the girl actor
And the scenario with the little girl who ripped mommy‘s bills apart!
xxgirliesangelsxx ?
damn that's a hardcore fan lol
Yeah I recognized the actor and location right away too
I feel like if Gen Z saw this they will get their phone out and post it on Tiktok and let people drag them.💀
As a gen Z-er this is so true
WORLD STAR
As a Gen Z kid I would stand up and cuss them out, not be bothered with filming it, as would many.
I GOT MY DOLLA STORE CAMERA ON 😤😤😤😤😤😤😤
What is a Gen Z
I want to be Chelsea's friend so badly. What a beautiful human she is.
I WANT TO HUG HER SO BADLY ✨💖
Me too
Gemma aww thank you your so sweet and kind
Sakura nanamine oh that's sweet
Karan Kapoor thank you
OMG that last lady's voice is amazing. This is the most motherly voice I've ever heard. I could listen to an ebook with that voice.
WWYD is so addictive!!😫 you watch one and you end up being on a marathon.
Exactly! 💜
Forrreaall 🤣
Mane been cryin drinkin wine and shit 😂
Always
It sucks that i can't find early episodes so i can start marathon
Actor: I'm mean
Person: Stop being mean
John Quinones: I'm John Quinones
Me: Stop being John Quinones
@@javeydones5163 okay I'm John Doe now
Mix 1247last I’m cookie doe now
@@somethinssketchy2117 damn 🥴🤤
*potential salmonella poisoning*
*potential E. coli infection*
Mix 1247last I am salmonella doe now
My son has Down Syndrome and this gives me so much hope! It breaks my heart how people treat and look at him. He's the sweetest happiest lil guy who just loves everyone and loves life. I worry for him as an adult in this world and especially when I'm gone. I have to give so much love to the Down Syndrome actors/actresses who put themselves in this for the experiment. I hope it really teaches people love and compassion and acceptance
I wonder the same too with my nephew who is autistic. I worry about him too everytime.
Best wishes for your son.
Christina Babcock I had some experience in that as well in my life
Our faith it teaches us not to worry about the future.. but I cannot help worrying what will happen to him when he goes to school, college, will he have friends, will he go to normal school.. I'm more emotional and worry his future rate than mine....
I had a friend growing up named Kristen who played on our football team for years. We all played from about 6-12 together and we were ALL fiercely protective of her. She was the sweetest, kindest person I’ve ever met. There are still people who will defend the defenseless, and s time who knows someone with Down’s syndrome knows that they truly are special people!❤️
the last woman’s voice is so soft and smooth, makes me feel loved 🥺
If more people were as sweet as Chelsea, the world would be a better place.
Awww thanks that's really sweet
Chelsea Daley o-
Yeah in my experience people with down syndrome are the kindest happiest and sweetest most innocent people you’ll ever meet
Bradley Cossins aww
I am with this girl every week and I’ve known her since she was 2. I am SO unbelievably proud of her. When I helped her rehearse her lines for this and felt SO bad saying the bullies lines (even though we were just acting). Such beautiful people who stood up for her. Chelsea is one of the best people that I know. 😊🙌🏻❤️
Lets Be Real awww🥺 I would feel so bad saying the bullies lines to Ngl
Lets Be Real I can't even express it in any words from what your saying right now thank you Nicole for supporting me in this show and for helping me to practice for it I love you so much your the most beautiful and wonderful person that I know and I would reconsider you as one of my biggest fans love ya sis
im bored wow
Ryan Ong she knew me since I was like little when I was like 2 yrs old and she knew my oldest sister and they both went to the same high school together
Ryan Ong thx
My best friend has Down Syndrome, she got on Honor Roll twice this past year!
That's awesome
How do they make episode
I have autism and I was an honor student as well.
@@155chipmunkz Good for you!
Addison Avery that's awesome
Chelsea seems like such an amazing and sweet girl!! It broke my heart when she said she’s been bullied in real life since she was a kid. Especially since the only thing she wants is to be treated just like anyone else in school and life.
Thx for your lovely compliment and yes I have been personally being victimized by being bullied when I was growing up my whole life and I have been through so freakin much in my past life time and ready to move on
@@chelseadaley9770 You go girl! Happy that you got to be a part of this wonderful show and experience.
@@alleycat1387 thx for the support
@@chelseadaley9770 You're very welcome! This is definitely on my top 5 favorites list of WWYD
@@alleycat1387 thx
Ok, Chelsea is an ANGEL! So lovely and talented.
& beautiful.
Yes i would have probably told them something
mary jane thank your sweet beautiful words
Strawberry Yogurt thx
Brooke BUCKNER wow
If she came to my town I would see her no different she is beautiful and I would definitely be here friend ❤❤
K
Said for likes
🧢
@Nicer Dude aka MC NicE and you're definitely an arse-hat 🤷♀️
Some things just aren't necessary to say.
I don't do anything for likes ... I've actually hung around people with down syndrome and also coached a basketball team with kids with special needs.. They no different from anyone else ..
Honestly, Chelsea doesn't seem any different from anyone. She's got great hair, beautifully done makeup, she has style. Actually, she's more well put together then the girls they had gotten to play the bullies. They are all beautiful girls, though. Don't get me wrong! Point is, what's so different about Chelsea? I don't get what people's issues are, there is nothing wrong with her. Breaks my heart that this really happens.
Thank you for your kind words, you seem like a nice person. Your parents should be proud of the person you have become.
@@jesstottenham3384 @Jess Tottenham Thank you so much for the kindest of words, that means a lot to me. I see us all equally, I grew up with all types of people in life. Sometimes you just realize we're all human, what's the point of treating anyone any different than yourself... We're all a little different looking, that doesn't give anyone a reason to treat people poorly. I really don't get that type of logic. I just assume my brain isn't wired like everyone else's. ♥️
@@almostcatlike9458I am on the spectrum and so it was really touching and I'm grateful that you think this way. We really need more people like you in this world!
@@jesstottenham3384 I genuinely don't understand why people don't treat each other like equals, regardless. I seriously just can't grasp my head around it. Sending you so much positive energy and light, we are in the cruel world together ~Holds hand~
@@almostcatlike9458 ❤️
The last lady is so sweet. The fact that she invited her to join them so she could feel included and welcome was so wholesome
It's horrible how people treat special people differently
😞
Ikr. People with challenges (which includes myself) deserve at least some respect.
@@kingesteban6085 and Samantha cole, The world is full of unkind and disrespectful people but i want you to know that there are still out there who knows exactly how to treat you right❤️ I may not know what it feels like but i never judge or questioned someone just how because they look like. You are all special in my heart✨ People with special needs, are the most kindest heart on earth. Be strong always, you two.
If I could remember correctly, human nature has us preferring a sence of "normalcy" so when we see somebody that isn't "normal", then we'll most likely interact with them differently.
Of course, only the most wicked of us will try to degrade someone based on a condition that is (usually) out of their control. The majority of people will notice but they'll probably be nice.
@@kingesteban6085 and @Samantha Cole - Yes, its an awful feeling when someone treats you like your feelings don't matter. I think they don't know how to treat someone different, maybe they are afraid, i don't know. Whatever their reason it makes us feel like shit (Hugs for both of you ❤)
Chelsea just gives off good vibes. She's so pure. Talented, too.
She looks a bit downs today tho
WarlockGazor 1601 thank you so much
Ryan Upton that's not nice
@@chelseadaley9770 omg is that you?! Congratulations! I'm proud👍
Im dead 🤣
If we want our 20-something year olds to stop acting like that, we must stop teaching our five year olds that kids like Chelsea belong in “the special needs classroom.”
Amen to That
You’re right. From the get go we as a society “other” people with disabilities. For the most part society is on the outside looking in and not actually integrating with disabled people as far as school and work environments. Even if there is interaction it tends to be superficial and not go beyond the surface. They may be nice to them but not actual include or befriend them. To do so you have to really strip away that aspect of “other”.
Truee
@Cran1um92
Maybe it was like that only at your school. In my schools, there were people with all kinds of disabilities in the same classroom, except the down syndrome kids were in a classroom of their own. To integrate them would not be that hard though. Just teach normally and give grades to the down syndrome students at the ability that they are. The students without down syndrome understand this, so there is no problem doing this for down syndrome students.
Cran1um92 what you’re describing definitely isn’t the norm. It’s not about just putting them in the same classroom but involving them as much as possible when possible. Like you mentioned electives are a good way, as well as after school activities and clubs. It doesn’t have to be a necessarily academic setting especially if the child isn’t at the same learning level. Even if the kids had lunch and recess together it doesn’t mean they are interacting. We had a kid in our class in 7th grade who took some special education courses as well standard curriculum courses. People didn’t understand how to communicate with him. He was ignored or bullied. The teacher wasn’t any help at all. It got so bad he was pulled from standard curriculum classes altogether. Our lunches were together with the special education students but they were basically ostracized. That’s why proactive and early integration is important. It leads to less stigma about those with various disabilities through proper one one one exposure.
That last lady was absolutely amazing, her tone of voice was so calming and reassuring! 🧡
These videos don’t normally get to me, but this one broke my heart.
@Bullets in Bacon Grease I never even looked at the colour of their skin. It’s about time that we looked past that.
Their videos always get me💔 I love to be reminded that there is still humanity and hope
@Bullets in Bacon Grease Nothing else to do then replying on every comment the same thing.
@@Leanne_w he says that on EVERY video. I see his point, but like you said it shouldn't matter anyway. And yeah this one really got me.
@Bullets in Bacon Grease you really come watch all their videos to just comment this!@? Tf is wrong with people these days ...
the last woman was so sweet, soft-spoken and beautiful. she deserves everything good this world has to offer 🥺🥺
The last woman’s accent gave me Mrs. Doubtfire vibes
She was irish i think lol
i had same thought. especially doubtfire speech at end of movie abt family
Robin williams 😪😔
I work as a professional private tutor.
One of my favorite jobs I’ve ever had was tutoring a teenage girl with Down syndrome.
She was one of the silliest, most positive, funniest girls I’ve ever worked with.
“Silliest” is inappropriate.
@@turuus5215 How exactly are you twisting it to be inappropriate?
OMG that last lady with accent was so sweet, she kinda sounded like Mrs. Doubtfire, the role Robin Williams played. I'm 19 and that's still one of my favorite movies!
Mine too!
These actors are so good they really piss me of every time!
I see no difference in her she’s beautiful and the golden rule is treat people how you’d wanna be treated. You are truly beautiful sweetheart, you deserve so much love.❤️
I couldn’t agree more. She seems so sweet.
That Irish lilt just makes her gesture even warmer!!!! Love her gentleness!!!
As a sorority woman, this breaks my heart to know that this happens. The point of being in a sorority is to promote unity and sisterhood and kindness and inclusion. To anyone who has experienced what this young woman has, I am so sorry and know that you have allies within this community who are pushing for everyone to feel included and welcomed.
Our sister sorority had a lovely woman with MS, and another with Downs Syndrome. The other 5 sororities on campus never understood why we chose them as our sisters. We were the best looking, and all of us were either pre med or pre law, and always the most popular male students on campus. One sorority actually asked our president why we had the "broken sisters" as our sisters. His response has stayed with me my whole life. "They are not pretty, popular, or gifted, but they are what any man really wants in a woman. Strong, kind, loyal and caring."
He was right, and my brothers and I still adore those ladies after 35 years.
Exactly! Those 2 girls are acting like Karens.
@@VadulTharys This is why sororities have a bad reputation as "mean girls"... not your sorority, but the ones that questioned your sorority.
@@amylee8969 Karen is a racist and sexist term.
@@amylee8969teenagers can’t be Karen’s
man i would have FLIPPED out if i had seen something like this you best believe i’d wanna take it outside 🤦🏻♀️😭
LOL same
Get real its not the old west dont comment for likes please you cant assault people and get away with it have empathy and talk about the cruel world we live in
@@jazzybubbles5524 lol, I bet you’re fun at parties…
Same lol
@@jazzybubbles5524 a simple assault is a misdemeanor lol.
I had a friend in high school who had cerebral palsy, and the other girls in school were mean to her, except for me and a few other girls. We stood up for her, and sat with her at lunch, hung out with her on weekends, but she left halfway through the semester. She and her parents thanked us for being her friends. They moved away that summer, sadly. Haven’t seen her in years. Can’t find her online.
the last woman who offered her a seat and food made me emotional. there are still good people out there
We want longer episodes here.
Watch on TV abc it comes on every Tuesday at 10pm west coast USA
@@peteryanes9339 Thank you, good sir, but I haven't had cable TV for 8 years now. I refuse to pay to watch advertisements. I will only pay for cable if the price is 10 bucks a month with zero ads. I will make no exceptions. I have Netflix and I don't think it is on there.
@@My-Say Good point
Yeah, wished they upload ever episode on YT.
Without missing a single one that is.
Alright, but is anyone gonna talk about just how pretty Chelsea was?? I mean, she's got a LOOK. Banging shirt, adorable lip gloss, she looks amazing!!!
Lizz DoubleZ aww thanks
Yes!!!! She's so pretty!
She looks like an overweight 40 year old woman
@@deathangel4507Hate will get you nowhere sweetie.
Not to be hateful, but she didn't really look nice. Not hating, just truthful.
Lady at the end has the the nicest voice, I wonder where’s she’s from, her accent is comforting
Ireland
Irish accents rock
Shes Irish :) I'm from Ireland too.
She’s Irish. I was so happy to see someone from here. They should make a version of it here. Haha
@@xchloeblehx5093 Get rid of the Late Late and have this instead :D
This actress Chelsea, she's got it together. Not only is she beautiful but she seems to have alot going for her, I could learn alot from her.
This made me cry.
This was an incredible experience for me I personally want to thank the production team for making this happen and to really put together everything in it's place it was an incredible episode I really enjoyed it and also I personally want to thank John Quinones for making this happen for me personally and I'm so thankful for meeting him in person it was an honor to experience of being on this show it was amazingly awesome and everyone did great on this show and I would totally like to do this again sometime soon whenever this pandemic is over
Chelsea, you did an amazing job! One of the best WWYD episodes I've seen!
Your acting actually made me cry
Great acting Chelsea 💕
You are an amazing superstar& now national advocate for downs syndrome Chelsea! Wonderful smile& attitude
You were amazing! You really touched my heart!
I hate it when people call me “Sweetie”, “Honey”, “Darling”, “Babe”. Especially when it’s girls.
how is it awkward when girls say it
I call everyone I know sweet pea or
You obviously have some internalised issues
You definitely aren't from the South are ya Sugarbuns!!! LMAO!!!
@@dsgham74 I think she meant high school girls. Its normal in the south or from someone older but sometimes when a younger girl does it she is being rude.
I actually felt a tear come out on it's own and that never happens! I'm deeply touched by this because I always get so much rejection as well!
@Susie Ruth I have been rejected so much in my life too. You can't help but be moved by it (Sends you a hug)
For Chelsea this is so real for her. I bet it meant a lot to get to see people stand up for her
Chelsea is BRILLIANT! Such a smart, humble and beautiful young lady. Her parents/family raised her right.
N SB aww thank you for your very sweet and beautiful lovely words
@@chelseadaley9770 hope she is doing well
I have a niggling feeling that this comment might be a bot.
Mario Iacolucci I'm doing great
pewdiepie is gay huh
This made me cry so hard like the compassion some ppl have for others is so beautiful.
Yeah I know it’s acting but this sadly happens to many people in real life
3:25 Hubby looking like " That's why I married you" 😂😍😍😍
That Irish lass was so freaking kind. Didn't even spit back at the mean girls, just shut them down with kindness. Thats class innit.
Why do i always cry while watching these kind of compassionate people
When will the world stop judging people on things they can’t control
It's a human thing. We have prejudices in our mind. Based on our life situations we have been through. And it helps keep us safe.
@@TruthWaves22 yeah, dragging others down for things they can't control just sounds like security 🙄
simple. It will never ever stop. that's why we should learn to stand up for ourselves instead of trying to stop them
once they get used to them
When Jesus reruns
If I was her I wouldn’t want to join a sorority that treats people like this, and this mean. I feel so bad for her. I have warrdenburg syndrome and people at my school bully me for it 😢
I don’t know what that is but I am sorry you are getting bullied. It isn’t right to do so to someone. Did the school do anything about it? If not they should.
They don't deserve the company of this beautiful girl. She has more kindness and character than these two put together.
I realize these are just actors and probably friends but you do get such selfish narrow-minded people in real life and they really do ruin it for everyone. Unable to see anything beyond their superficial made up little worlds and this is all they will ever end up with.
I am so sorry for u. I know it can be hard but those bullies are not worth it, just ignore them. Just focus on the people who care about you
Im so sorry for what you are going through I am here for you friend. You are one of a kind and you matter. You are a beautiful person. ❤
Im so sorry this happened to you. God bless you sweetie. These things don’t go unnoticed, trust me, they will pay for what they did. Do the right thing, stand your ground and keep your head up. Smile and do what is right and kind. Don’t let their negativity change you. Be the light the world needs so much. I was bullied a lot for many years and this really touched me. At some point, I let it change me and I was sad and angry and ended up doing things I really regret. Please, don’t let them destroy you, that’s what they want.
You’re loved and you deserve to be happy. Treat people with respect and kindness and always stand up for others when they’re going through the same thing as you did.
I’m going to pray for you, I know how bad it hurts. But trust me, God is going to honor you. He changed me completely, I am happy and I no longer struggle with some emotional issues I had due to bullying. I met amazing people who were nice to me and so many good things happened. This is not the end, you have a beautiful life ahead of you. Don’t let those people ruin what God is planing for you. I love you and I care so much about you. Please never forget that you’re beautiful and so so so loved.
The last lady reminded me of Professor McGonagall
omg same
No way I thought the same thing too😂
Professor McGonagall would've given them a life time of detention
Even knowing they are actors, I just want to hug Chelsea 😭♥️
Isabella aww your too sweet and kind
Samee
That last woman had me crying because her voice is so calm and I felt like she wastalking to me too❤
No one HAS to be your friend. If someone is like this you wouldn’t even WANT to be their friend. Honestly the girl will be fine without them
Exactly. Which is why I don't blame the University, it sucks, but I'd rather be turned down by all of the sororities than only be allowed in one bc the school forced them to accept me.
Fr it’s like trying to live in the grass if you’re a fish. The grass will never be suitable for you as a fish and you should go to the water where you belong. You don’t want to live in the grass anyways.
@@startrad3r same if someone is forced to except me they’re still going to treat me horribly and if someone Doesn’t want me then I’m not going to force myself in
I agree it wouldn't work to force people into accepting others, fake friendships are even worse situations than just washing your hands of people who wouldn't treat you right
@ Chad Powell
Not wanting to be someone’s friend and bullying/judging someone based on their looks are two different things.
Even if those girls are taking to a complete stranger they never seen before, they aren’t entitled to treat someone so rudely.
As a sister with 3 special need brothers and and Aunty with Down Syndrome this hit home. My brothers were bullied so much growing up and as men they still do. They are the most loving people who will do anything to bring a smile to your face not to mention the best uncles to my kids. No one should be judged on how they are. We are all unique and all special ❤ Chelsea you are a beautiful, young lady who will get far in life.
My niece has Downs, shes a STAR! She’s the most perfect angel you could ever meet! She is adored! Smart, works hard and has enough love and hugs to go round tenfold! Wouldn’t change her for all the money in the world! She’s perfect, beautiful inside and out! As a family we idolise her! She works so hard,has many achievements , and...has a heart of gold! Love her sooooo much!
I loved reading your comment ❤
I have a soon to be 4 month old baby. He has down syndrome as well. Just very reassuring that he will be okay. Thank you 😊
Suzie Wong awww that's sweet
Suzie Wong
These 2 snobs are the type of girls who probably bullied and excluded all kinds of girls in high school, not just people with downs. They're like real life versions of Regina Goerge.
Aide Garcia Diaz that's nice
Amy Lee I agree with you
Can we talk about how she has a baby face shes adorable no cap
No cap?
@@petitcactusamer means not lieing and ur caping meant ur lieing
@@haleybutler5796 i hate that term.
When I was in first grade I had a friend named Jared, he had special needs and everyone bullied him, I was his only friend, he was the smartest in the class but never stood up for himself and still got bullied, he had to join a whole different school because of how much he got bullied and this is what I think, even if they look different on the outside doesn’t mean they are on the inside, don’t judge a book by its cover.
MaxTheAnimator // TanveerAnimatesBiggestHater I saw your YT channel.. I am so sorry about the hate you went through... you will get through it ❤️
I was friends with a girl in high school with cerebral palsy who was an outcast, picked on. I stood up for her, and so did a few other girls, but she left halfway through the semester. She thanked us for being her friends.
I used to have bf in first grade to but he also had to switch schools because of bullying he had special needs but he was really sweet
I remember being in a modelling hobby store when a lady came in with her son. I had seen him at my school (he was third form/Year 9 and I was 7th/Year 13-last year) He had a form of ADHD and his mother was trying to introduce him to a hobby and give him something to focus on. One of the staff went over trying to do the usual push product on her but when the kid started growling and pulling his shirt over his head the staff member pulled a face and said "What a freak" and walked off. The mother was left looking distraught and the kid was confused. I went over and greeted him by name. I began showing him one of the starter sets and he sat interested. When he wandered off or growled or whatever I'd just wait for him to come back and then carry on. Eventually he was excited by the prospect so his mother bought him that box. She said to the manager "I was about to walk out after one of your staff was rude but this staff member helped he" the manager looked at me and said "He doesn't work here" to which the woman said firmly "Maybe he should!" and left with young Andrew. The manager gave me a dirty look and I just looked back as if to say "I wouldn't want to work with you anyway".
@@michaelpapadopoulos3756 That is so sweet of you. The world should be filled with more people like you.
This was heart warming. I am glad there are such kind people in the world. And Chelsea is very sweet and talented.
That incident should have been reported and that sorority should have been banned from that campus
6:22 "Well, we have people with special needs in our family..."
Camera man records her husband
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
you are so wrong for that comment lmao
This show is secretly a mean cult lol im dead
It must really hurt to be the victim, also what's a sorority!?
I spent all my life with kids like this it's a sad reality
@I'm annoyed at people these days. A sorority and fraternity are from the greeks... they are like a girl/boy scouts but more sophisticated...they do community service and hold fundraisers to help the world and their community....in a over all black sorority, the only way you can get out is if you do something that your soros wont forgive...the onther way is if you die...they have sororities such as AKA (alpha kappa alpha), Theta ,(Theta Chi Pi), Beta (Beta Kalpa Alpha) I believe...and fraternitys such as the Q dogs,my cousins are Q's...Then you have a sister/brother sorority and fraternity between the Betas and the Alphas (I think) alot of my family are in frats and sororities....I wanna rush Alpha Ka Alpha when I get into college...you should watch Stepsisters on Netflix its rlly good and it's about the frats and sororities...ok good night
It's paying to have snooty friends in college. lol I also went to a commuter school so ya i am probably a terrible resource.
Lol
@@Anniefawesome sororities do charity work and help fund the colleges they're in. you have no idea what you're talking about smh
Sorry I went off but being in a sorority is hard work and it sucks to be in one for people to stereotype it to be a group of snobs. It's like saying everyone who took Gym in highschool is a loser.
I have watched every single video this channel has offered, and I will continue to do so because they always make me so happy (although I do cry a lot while watching some of these lol) and it's beautiful seeing that there's wonderful people out there. Keep up the good work
Her smile in the beginning was so nice and inviting
6:31 I aspire to be like her. She handled it so maturely, she didn't even say anything to the mean girls but her message to them was so clear. Just wow!
"The prettiest people do the ugliest things "
They ain’t pretty then
*some of. I know some girls who could be considered model status and they're sweeter than some of my "not so attractive" friends.
Blonde girl: "I mean, look at her..."
Me: You do realize that you look like an alien, right?
@@benjaminrapp7418 dont drag the actress looks like that shes just doing her job :( she could be the nicest girl irl
@@yn209 You missed my point, but ok then.
I mean if she can do 13 years of school.. then College. I’d say she’s valid..idk /:
Ive seen it. Those with downs the professors go easy on them. Expect the most from everyone else.
@@MsEliteForever Getting accommodations for a disability isn't professors going "easy on them" it is meeting accessibility needs. Similarly, having ramps and elevators to make buildings accessible to people who use mobility aids isn't going easy on those who need them.
Ikr? I started preschool at age 2 and I'm sure this girl is very smart too.
@@mariamorganti8371 well many classmates a witness. Meanwhile others are graded harshly or normal.
@@MsEliteForever Accommodations and even modifications are means of making it more accessible. Do you have any idea how many students with invisible disabilities attend college and use disability services?
last woman was so soft spoken she touched my heart bro.
im binging this shit like crazy stopppp
I serve a community of adults with various disabilities and these ones seem to hit me the most! I'd like to say that if I were to encounter moments like these I'd be quick to jump to denouncing this kind of behavior but that last lady reminds me that sometimes taking the soft, compassion filled route is just as if not more effective. Props to her!
The last lady made me feel so safe I cried
She deserves to be treated like any other person with RESPECT.
I think we all do in this world
@@duncan3998 kk
@@duncan3998 what’s your issue here this is my real TH-cam channel account
The last lady was…. So soothing
I can relate, my brother who had down syndrome was always bullied in High School until little sister reached the 9th grade to defend him and all his class. I had to stand up to all the bullies at my school. I'm only 4 feet 11 inches tall. I continue to defend those with any disability. Thank you for sharing John 💖 Que Dios te bendiga 🙏 🌹
Sorority girls are clique
Girls need to learn some manners
The last lady’s voice made me feel so safe and happy
" You should treat people how you wanna be treated. "
Treat this girl samething without two teenager girls is being really rude to her
Crying all over again…That‘s so hard watching when you work with these lovely people…Realizing how important and special my job is! ❤
What a wonderful young lady she is, any group would be lucky to have her ❤️
Chelsea is an amazing actress! I hope so many more people get to see this, not only to teach people to be more inclusive, respectful and friendly, but also to show how much people with down syndrome can achieve despite all the hurdles that are put in their way!
Thx so freakin much your awesome and thx for your lovely compliment your so sweet and thx for your kind words
@@chelseadaley9770my heart aches for you and the horrible experiences you’ve had. I am also disabled (mental and physical disabilities) and growing up being bullied is always so awful. I hope you have some great people in your life, more acting opportunities and great times ahead!
Chelsea, what a beautiful human being ❤️ It couldn’t have been easy doing this after a life of bullying. Total respect to you 🙏🏴
My Down syndrome granddaughter Gabriella is 21 years old she's our angel in the family. I would be heartbroken to see anybody hurt my granddaughter with these cruel words that these girls were saying. I appreciate this show..... And I appreciate the people who stepped up and helped this beautiful girl. I honored each and every one of those people that stepped up to protect this girl.
But she is an angel for you and your family, not for... everyone. I don't mean to be rude but a lot of grandmothers and mothers believe their children are precious: however it doesn't stop others from being mean to them. Ppl in general get bullied or mistreated everytime. It's a harsh world out there, you know.
@@behindmyblueeyes99 what was your point?That really was a stupid,inconsiderate answer!
@@amour_siana if you don't get smth, it doesn't meant, it's stupid or inconsiderate
You are just being very weird and rude yourself replying 6 months later, trying to accuse me of smth etc
I only said truth (and I wasn't even rude) so if you don't like it.... well... it's your problem. You yourself is an excellent proof that ppl wil never be kind to each other. Cause, you know, I might also be an "angel" to my grandparents but you didn't care about it when you were rude to me. ;)
And that's exactly what my comment was about
@@behindmyblueeyes99 well don’t post a comment on TH-cam and expect someone not to respond.There’s a reply option for a reason !
@@amour_siana so you are annoyed that I replied to Joanne but now convince me that everyone has rights etc...srsly, what's your problem?)
we love everyone as they are. love is the answer!
One of my best friends when I was growing up had downs syndrome and he was an amazing guy. I loved him like he was my own brother. We played football together, played rugby together, watched wrestling and other sports events together. My friend was no different to me in my opinion.
My mother and I witnessed discrimination at a walmart and yes I hesitated for a moment til we both took a stand against discrimination and the person at hand then realized prejudice does nothing for anyone.
I wanna give Chelsea a huge hug. I know it was acting but it broke my heart.
Aww that's so sweet I would like that someday soon
@@chelseadaley9770 are you the same chelsea?? Your acting is amazing.
@ VGB0009
I agree. Even if those girls don’t care to be friends with her, least they can do is treat her like a human being and NOT be mean based on her looks. Even if they’re talking to complete stranger they never met, be respectful and nice!!!!!
Greek life, hearing it from my sister, just sounds so stressful. You're expected to go to parties that have alcohol and get along with fraternities that they work with. You have to devote so much of your money not just to get in but you're expected to spoil the new girls and make custom gifts out of your own pocket (on a college kid budget). And the hazing can get criminal. My sister had to leave after 3 years cause it was just too much.
I assume your sister is in a white org....not all of them do what she says they do. Everyone has to broaden their horizon in terms of Greek life.
I am so sorry she went through that. When is hazing gonna be illegal since it sounds like they always cross the line?
I went to college and honestly Greek life only made sense if there was some form of emphasis. For instance, there are fraternities and sororities geared towards engineering, community service, pre-med, pre-law, etc. Those make sense to join. Social fraternities and sororities represent a form of elite classism that’s growing outdated. It’s expensive and you’re forced to put on an identity to match everyone else in those groups.
That's not what mine was like at all. No alcohol was allowed at our events or in our house and the biggest expectation was community service, a philanthropy event each year and Homecoming. No hazing. I lived in the Midwest, and I've heard that sororities are very different in different parts of the country. Oh, and I was super shy so I used it as an opportunity to meet more people and serve in leadership roles, which was very helpful for me post-grad. I guess it's what you make it.
Chelsea has a pure heart ❤️ and i envy her. That guy was right. She is too good for us!!!
This show makes me tear up.....this should be showed on the tv more than anything.....we all should be a better person
I don't understand how there are people out there who can be so cruel. People with disabilities are not broken or less than. A bit of kindness, compassion and being open to learn can go a long way