Dan Schneider being a god damn creep

[NotKysAsmr]

The fact that he had a foot fetish on the show

[youknowme]

When Ariana and Dan were holding each other Ariana had a fake smile on

[starella.]

*this reminds me of how actresses had to thank Harvey Weinstein during award shows even though he was a total creep. the fact that Dan was allowed to work in Hollywood and ESPECIALLY with minors is so disturbing to me.*

[roseyskeleton]

Whenever arianna was so nervous she felt she had to cover up her *chest* and *had to make her skirt longer* its horrible that she felt this way

[roachellaYT]

Dan scheinder probably payed ariana to say his name to everyone

[usagud]

God bless Ariana she didn't deserve it ❤

[mariamchowdhury]

She said his name but she probably did in for safety Incase he found her location and do some weird stuff to her

[CristalRamirez]

Is that why he always had psycho wits with no shoes on because he was a feet Fetish

[Toya-Kun]

I wouldn’t)t have been surprised if she had skipped him and called him out right there. But she had to go along with it.

[kratorrr]

Every girl/woman actress on Nickelodeon: I’m laughing on the outside
Crying on the inside

[LilybladeYT]

The fact that she was forced to put her for in her mouth (Ariana grande) by Dan schnider

[ValerieJones]

Dan is so creepy he was making ever one uncomfortable

[Nezutherealnotthef]

Thank God that all the actors are okay now❤

[hayden]

Okay yeah I get it he is a BIG creep, but I don’t remember God’s last name being “damn” do you?

[lilahrosemartinez]

I wonder why she said dans name he was a predator

[johnrainsman]

I used to think of one of my caterers as a Dan Schneider, and I guess I treated him like that. But now, I think I misjudged him. I’m a high-ranking chef at a university and I was told by a student employee that her coworker (let’s call him Tom) had been touching crew members too much. Not _that_ type of touch, or anything Dan-like, of course. Just casual ones, like on arms or shoulders. He was always very outgoing at work. Still, I took him to my colleague’s office for a chat and told him that he shouldn't touch anyone without consent. Just handshakes. I said we needed the workers to be comfortable in a good work environment, that he pretty much shouldn't talk about anything other than work and school. How he shouldn't tell his stories because they may be inappropriate to some degree to the other workers; funny to him but not others. I think he’s about 25, give or take. He seemed pretty quiet and silently awkward and uncomfortable during my speech. Answered a question or two with a nod and headshake. The only question he had for me was if anyone reported his touching; I said, "It doesn't matter, " but looking back, I bet it made him feel uncomfortable.

That night after work, he got assaulted in downtown by a hammer-wielding woman. She bashed him until someone from a nearby karate class arrived in time, disarmed and overpowered her, and called 911. She was taken into custody while Tom was taken to the hospital. On the news, it was revealed that she is his ex-girlfriend's sister, and she was mad at him for offending them both. Apparently he once made a joke about the two women, and while I'm sure he didn't intend to hurt either, he did. Another time he got into an argument with his ex and said things he didn't mean, like all quarrelling couples. According to the assailant, she was going to leave him out to die, so no one would ever have to deal with his "sick behavior" or "horrible personality" ever again. She said she was doing this town, her sister, and those who knew Tom a favor. I hope she gets life.

I didn’t care about Tom's flaws anymore. All l could think about was his condition. I realized I may have gone a little too far too. Yeah, I was right about how he should be more filtered at work, and that the casual touching needed to be restricted for his coworkers’ comfort (and for him to be successful), but I shouldn’t have taken him to the office. I shouldn’t have spoken to him the way I did. I shouldn’t have said to his boss (who was in the room with us too), “is there anything you want to add?” That was rude and condescending of me, now that I think of it. Of course Tom never meant any discomfort or Dan-like harm. He only meant to joke around and have fun with his coworkers, not "have" them like Schneider. I should’ve shown my patience and understanding toward that. I should've only given him a very brief and gentle talk in the hall, not a lecture in the office with his boss present. He didn't deserve that. He probably felt like a criminal (or Dan) in an interrogation room. Besides, it's perfectly natural to causally touch or tap people *without* it being creepy; maybe Tom deserved a right like that, within reason and limits so he didn't go over them and discomfort anyone. He is a not a creep or Schneider; he's a friendly fellow. When he recovers, I'm gonna tell him I'm sorry for being a bit too tough on him. That I mishandled the situation and could've done better. I absolutely would've if I had known he was gonna get injured that day. I think I'm no better than him. He may have "crossed a line, " but only unintentionally; I crossed a line more immortally, I guess.

[georgiecooper_]

Even know Netflix warned him lots of times not too be weird. Dan, meanwhile eating kids feet. Kissing them. And munching on them. Its just weird Schiender. Learn, she said u last next to netflix bc she hates you more. 😂😂

[kittyaftonfan]

U can tell that when Dan and Ariana were holding eachother Ariana was fake smiling, poor girls..

[Mrs_johnnieguilbert]

I hate how in the episode "how teina got in" he made Ariana dig in her br@ and give the others candy it was originally going to be here giving them candy from here purse but due to dan being a creep he made her dig in her br@

[brianthomason]

They wouldnt be anything or anyone without the creep tho