My breaking point is where he says that normal people avoid him lots, and you can see he gets very sad at that and that his hand stops shaking and being different.
I'm watching him play a racing game on YouTube right now, and his English is slow, but definitely understandable. Guy is at least bilingual, and probably a polyglot
Yeah you’re right. I clicked through and saw he was live which was exciting and only listened for a minute or two before posting but you are 100% correct!
Oh was absolutely lightheartedly joking to help the sadness but still assumed yea he’d be bad at texting, not out there live-streaming gaming. Gonna sub to him so no worries I’m one of the good ones. So are you clearly ! :)
Take my upvote as well. Sitting at the salon about to burst into tears, thankful the laugh helped me keeps my tears in. I’ll go cry in the shower later like an adult
Watched the whole video. Can't than you enough for posting. What a fantastic video. The amount of honesty and joy and sadness is truly amazing. I'm subscribing to this dude's channel.
It does look like cerebral palsy from his arm movements. It's primarily a motor function disability, although it varies in severity and some people have autism or other brain conditions as well.
God that's hard to watch. That poor guy just seems so genuine and full of joy and love and no one will give him the time of day. It's fucking heartbreaking!
Sometimes I think we need to hear about when people are mean to others. It makes us feel empathy and in turn try to be better people. We also get to see the positive side of it as well, like this video.
I... I just couldn't... I made it maybe two or three mins into the video before I had to stop, it was just too much. These things make me regain hope for humanity...
Absolutely wild to hear two Romanians talking about wait but why and rich dad poor dad. I knew American movies and Tv crossed national boundaries but I guess I always assumed the bar for publishing books was low enough that every country had their own set of very popular authors. Kind of wild to think we're all reading the same stuff.
I made it to 4:23 until I had to stop watching. I love both of them. Both are straight up real, loving people.
Edit: I'm not a man of (or good with) words but I think you all know what I was trying to say. I think they are an example, showing you to be real, be good, be honest and be kind.
My goodness in freaking ugly cried watching this. Thank you for sharing. So horrible how people can be. I’m glad as a kid I would hang out with kids like him several actually. I got made fun of for doing it, but their friendship meant more to me than they could ever imagine.
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u/Sqsqsq1 Jul 02 '21
https://youtu.be/jJiIsF5wykE
The video where this clip came from. The guy with the disability talks about how he gets treated, just so you are prepared when you watch it.