Man Spills Coffee On Disabled Man | @DramatizeMe

A kind and empathetic man in a wheelchair was trying to leave a coffee shop while holding a cup. Unfortunately, he found his way out blocked. A handsome and egotistical businessman rushed in and bumped into the disabled man, spilling coffee all over him. The rude guy blamed the man for being in the way and pushed his wheelchair before walking away without a care. However, while crossing the street, he was hit by a car! Did the businessman learn his lesson?

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[DramatizeMe]

Have you ever seen someone being hit by karma?

[splendidwittyman]

Don't mock any disabled person. Compassion is everything...

[Animeguy]

Every disabled people should have respect

[maharajaudiolabs]

Humanity is the weapon to rule this earth. Thank you, crew, cast, and captain Garry.

[ellisnormaabdul]

The disable guy is kind enough to help him after being humiliated. He is a kind soul 👍

[yashodhradahiya]

Loved how Michael reedemed himself in the end. Reedemption for your mistakes is everything

[rishabhchatterjee]

It was so pathetic to see Michael losing everything after that terrible accident. Even his own girlfriend broke up with him and the only person who stood up for him was another wheelchair-bound as he would only understand his pain and frustration. Nobody is expected to show more respect to the disabled than anybody else and do everything for them. It's just that we need to accept them and treat them the way we would do to normal people. Glad that Michael learnt his lesson 💉

[yamagata]

Thanks! This was a very good video on why the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was passed in 1990. This law makes it possible to sue for job discrimination and get your job back and/or get substantial monetary remuneration. Under this law the boss played by Serj Avakian would definitely lose his job or the corporation he worked for would be subject to fines in the millions of dollars. Interestingly, the coffee shop would also be subject to fines because of the hindrance of entry and exit the raised stoop presented to wheel chairs. I really found the two actors that played the two paraplegics in this story to have wonderful chemistry together. The Serj was allowed to literally phone in his acting towards the beginning of the episode, I found immensely funny. That Serj came into the coffee shop for his final confrontation with the two main para characters, I found to be a wonderful treat. I enjoy Serj's acting and his passion for the art. The final twist came at the end of the episode and shows the superiority of the writers of the channel over others. It was a wonderful ending. Thank you DramatizeMe for this episode highlighting the ADA. You are so worthy of sponsorship.

[tammyg]

Totally LOVE this! Wheelchairs don't mean you're brain dead, it means you get around differently. Period, end of story

[vickihiggins]

So cool. What an eye opener. Some people just don't get it, until it happens to them. God love them! Vicki from Alabama, USA.

[bethsantoro]

I would like to thank you for showing the world how people can be so cruel. I am not able to walk for any amount of distance so using a wheelchair away from home is the norm for me. This was more heart felt than most of your other videos. Thank you for maybe opening a few eyes along the way.

[ameliawilson]

Mr. Garry, as always, I thank you and your wonderful cast members for entertaining us only a regular basis.

[hanglee]

As a successful person with cerebral palsy, i endorse this video.

[MackRoss]

As a disabled 20 year old it’s truly heartbreaking and disgusting how people treat people with disabilities.😢

[dianalayne]

Karma comes in many ways, I love this because it teaches us that we must treat others the way they're to be treated, and serj was just his old self as always no emotion for anyone, and I would have love to see his fiancee meeting Michael now that he's walking again, Dramatize a big thank you to your team once again for the great job you're going ..

[Ukrainian-woman-of-your-dreams]

Treat other people how you want to be treated. Like that jerk, if we mistreat or judge someone based on his or her disability, race, etc., then we may get the same treatment or worse from the people we love and respect.

[UnknownKatd]

What a beautiful story. The moral of the story. Never mock disabled person. Its not nice and karma will hit you the way you never expect.

[madkittyjoey]

In a way, it was a good thing that Michael's fiancee gave him back her engagement ring. She didn't seem like the type of person who would've been able to take her wedding vows seriously.

[melanielawrence]

This was a well needed video. I know some people can not cope when their loved one has an accident and becomes disabled. But from my own experience I could never have left my husband when he became disabled. Yes it's hard and he gets treated bad when we go out but we just carry on . There are good and bad people in this world. But he always has me . Please be kind to everyone ❤. Amazing video as always dramatize me ❤❤❤

[benouzgane]

Never deny karma, disabled people are human too.