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GOOD SIGNS - James Donald Forbes McCann Catamaran Plan - S2EP#2
4:39a sign language person. I'm not going to be drawing too much attention to that, but for anyone who is deaf, you now have5:17deaf and the blind who we welcome here as fans of the James Donald Fors catamaran plan. Like and subscribe. deaf10:43the same way that we talk to the deaf, maybe in Japan I could have a man who speaks Japanese standing next to me and
Diddy DM'd Joey Diaz! | The Church of What's Happening Now
10:22actually deaf or you just pretend like you're not deaf cuz you were like sitt you were just like not looking until like they they like made a point10:43that being deaf thing is kind of working out for me. Listen, let me explain something to you. If I walk into a place1:24:10I don't want to be deaf in 30 years gives a [ __ ] Who gives a [ __ ] But doing this ain't
Work Friendz | The Regz w/ Ari Shaffir, Robert Kelly, Dan Soder, Luis J. Gomez and Joe List Ep #60
1:09:19Dude, you look identical. Who's the deaf actor that won the Oscar with the hair? You look exactly like him two years ago. You know what I'm talking about.1:13:53Do you think deaf people have accents?1:14:47Well, learn about your deaf brothers and sisters. Sorry. There was always sign language. Can we pull up the [ __ ] actor? Deaf. Oscar looks like Ari.
Interrogation Expert on Detecting Deception & How to Control Conversations
1:48:17So, you just never know. He looked um one of my offenders was deaf and my best friend of the last 35 years is deaf.1:48:31But it was amazing when I met him because I could be, you know, hi, my name is Brad. How you doing? I want to help you. Like he loved that. But because he was deaf,1:48:44And he worked at a church and everybody thought, "Oh, he's the deaf kid. He's he's so nice. He's such a" and he just looked unassuming. So people would, hey,
Simon Helberg & The Hannibal Lector Advice | TigerBelly 552
58:59you know during the performances there was a for the deaf people the sign language, right? Yeah. Who was that for?59:08The deaf people. [laughter] Oh, I see. Oh, I thought Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You really set that up?59:14Yeah. Yeah. I really [laughter] just set that up. Yeah. Yeah. But you feel that it's not I I just feel like if I was deaf, you know what I mean? That I wouldn't go,
Russian Through A Great Episode with Yakov Smirnoff
28:46And Jake, we have a deaf drummer. He's deaf. Humor. Don't laugh. Okay.28:57Perfect. [laughter] But Sunonny is the kind of guy he's got such a heart. He found this little deaf boy, Jake. [laughter] And he and and Jake said to him in sign29:06language, "What can I do? What can I do?" And he put him on drums. You put the deaf guy on drums. Got you.
Secret Service Agent/Interrogator - Brad Beeler
3:28them good. unfortunate what they do. One of the first cases that I worked was a deaf individual. He was a church volunteer. And my best friend since I was 15 was hearing impaired, 3:40And so I learned sign language. I learned the community. I learned more about communication from a deaf individual than I learned from any class and training thing that I ever went48:29being deaf, really, really taught me about communication and helped shape me.
Best Of The Kelly Clarkson Show Good Neighbors & Rad Humans
0:13they would bring cookies over and invite us to dinner. And then after I had Sam about a week later, we found out she was deaf. So immediately we started learning1:14Would she feel isolated? Would she be able to connect with other people? And the fact that these neighbors came together and not only learned her language, but also learned about d1:22history, deaf culture, it just made us feel so supported that you'd always have a a sense of community and belonging.
Secret Service Interrogator: How He Got Killers to Talk | Brad Beeler
3:22come out of my shell. And she taught improvisational duet acting. and uh that and my deaf best friend of the last 35 years, Doug, who I met in high school as3:31well. I learned more about communication from somebody that was deaf than I did about anybody that could speak because you have to be present when you were5:37And then and then Doug, your your friend, childhood friend, deaf and you've learned a lot from him. you you you just mentioned how you communicated