This happens to me all the time. Everybody does this. I can't be the
only one though and I'd  LOVE your opinion as to how to politely
handle this situation.

A real life friend having forgotten a little minor detail sent me a
Youtube video that has no text captions.

So I asked her 'what are they saying?" <---------SAYING. Note this
word. SAYING. As in what are they talking about. Asking SPEECH. WORDS.

She ...  did.... what ever body does, she described the scene and that
it is funny. (A ventriloquist talking to his dummy ; I assumed the guy
is a comedian and the material is supposed to be humorous.

Guess what gang! you whoooooooooo hey there!!! Guess what!!!!!!!
Guess what!!!!! This must be a huge shockerooooo to hearing people.
The dawning of the ages for them I think...


Why do hearing people think just because a deaf person can't hear,
they can't see or think (read or write for that mater) Either???


It's like how people tend to holler at blind people who have  perfect
hearing.

I asked what is being said, not what is going on.

WHY do they do this??? I know. I should have more patience with the
poor "abled" people... for they two are disabled: between the ears.


Cindy


... Use the fork, Luke

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