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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Student Humiliates Special Ed Kid, Then Lives To Regret It
09:48 Outro From Dhar and Lewis Howes
10:39 Recommended Video To Watch Next

CREDITS:
Writer: Dhar Mann, Kat Davila
Idea: Dhar Mann
Director: Ruben Ortiz
Editor: Brian S. Nelson
Composer: Theodore Ramirez
Casting Associate: Daniel Carrera, Lauren Parsons
Project Managers: Nix Villarubin, Hope Mueller
Production Assistant: Carlos Orellana, Byrrh Bryant
Sound: Noel Palacios

Actors:
Young Lewis Howes - Nathan Kendall
Older Lewis Howes - Jesse Klick
Present Lewis Howes - as himself
Ms. Green - Riki Westmoreland
Ms. Wilson - Dana Cornelius
Bully - Graham Scherer
Older Bully - Steve N. Bradford
Student 1 - Angel Contreras
Student 2 - Devon Knopp
Student 3 - Roman Cabaong
Student 4 - Addison Gibbs
Student 5 - Dori Lovsted
Student 6 - Shayla Medina
Student 7 - Nicholas Robb
Student 8 - Isabella Moll
Passerby 1 - Eyvonne Leach
Passerby 2 - Mark Chinnery
Passerby 3 - Rey Torres

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[jasmine-iliq]

rip Carl, he was the best actor out there. May his body Rest In Peace. These videos aren’t going to be the same with out him❤️

[XionDestiny_inspires]

Kids will possibly like school more if we had more teachers like Ms. Green.

[batmanbrucewayne]

Both of the kid actors are so good that I almost got mad until I realized it was all acting.

[jamilynn]

I was a special ed student. Although I went to a smaller school and was never really bullied for being special ed, this still really hit home for me. I just graduated high school back in June 2023 and had an amazing special ed teacher and I ended up friending her on Facebook as a way to stay in contact with her

[ozziandsophia]

“Just because they are here today doesn’t
mean they will be here tomorrow”
-Carl Judie
Spread the word 💖
Edit: thanks for your support 😊

[jsistersin]

I was born in Russia when I was just 9 or 13 months old and was adopted. I moved to Texas a few weeks after being adopted. I started school later because I wasn’t able to talk until I was about 4 or 5 years old. But the schooling in Texas was really bad. They didn’t teach you anything. I moved to Wisconsin when I was 8 years old due to family on my moms side. I was starting 3rd grade and kept getting D’s and F’s on all assignments, tests, and quizzes. Teachers were noticing a huge problem in my leaning and thats when they thought it was best to put me in Special education due to the lack of knowledge I had from Texas schooling. I have been in special education for all my life and it has helped me grow into a smarter and better person. And now I’m moving onto College as I just graduated High school last week. I thought I would share this story to anyone who might of went through the same thing.

[MontanaKat]

I know what he felt like. I have a learning disability/social anxiety. Some kids would point, "She's in special ed. Don't talk to her or hang out with her." I hated when kids would focus on my disability and not the person who I am. I did have few friends. Still hurts to see kids still go through this. No one is perfect. I've worked so hard that I bought my first house and I'm driving. Thank you for bringing this message out! We all just want to fit in. Not to be laughed at.

[dailykam]

I hate how the teacher called on him knowing he wasn’t comfortable with that. Then when she bumped into him. I’m so glad I’ve never had a teacher like that.

[keeyahnhakim]

This kid shouldn’t be shamed for his work he’s trying his best and that’s all what matters in school societys

[emilymitan]

RIP Carl, I think god need his angel back, he was such a good actor. They must have needed him more than us. “When we lose someone we must learn how to live with the love they left behind”.

[lipsonthomasphilip]

"Done"
"We are not just telling stories, we are changing lives."
It's hard time for me that Carl is no more.
RIP

[juicewrld]

*Sean* 2:35 "Have fun in SpecialEd dumby!”
*I bet if Sean was the victim:* "He probably spell dumby w/ 2 m’s cuz it looks & sounds right but not the right definition of it lol?”

[abigailrc]

Rip Carl we will miss you😭😥🥺 we will never forget you.Everyone Stay SAFE please 😔😷 (He was an Actor and he died of Covid)

[shawnettederosa]

I'm a Special Ed teacher...one of my biggest issues with General Ed teachers is when they call on students randomly to read out loud... I was a Special Ed student...I grew up thinking I wasn't smart...I am now a Special Ed teacher...I changed the narrative for myself and I'm doing the same for my students who are very smart despite their learning challenges.

[sharkiefamlove]

RIP Carl. He was the best actor, you will always be in our hearts. We will never forget you. These videos will not be the same without you. No one can replace you. You will always have a special place in Dhar Mann Studios.

[ictoan]

Why do teachers pick the ONLY student who's not raising their hand? 💀

[meghantillson]

“Just because someone dies doesn’t mean we have to forget them, as they will never be removed from our hearts ♥️ “ - Me I guess

[mr.peanut]

Teacher: That’s not very nice
Also teacher: *Calls him out in front of the whole class humiliating him instead of talking to him in private*

[xianthepangandoyon]

"Done" "We're not just telling stories, we're changing lives." "It's not about the outside but what's in the inside."

[nicolemarzka]

As someone with a learning disability I relate to this a lot, I was always called dumb my whole life so I gave up on my grades and my future. Junior year of high school I changed it all around. I spent hours studying and wasn’t afraid to reach out for extra help. I spent lots of time every week at one on one lessons with teachers and eventually I became a really great student. Just because you learn differently doesn’t mean you aren’t smart.