I have Cerbal Palsy I love this clip so funny and insirpied. I like that make the guy on his think for a moment. People in general are in there own world and don't ever stop and think about what they do affects others.🤔😯😮😕😘😍🐞🌈
Crystal Pistey-Lyhne Yh but I have disability’s you just can’t see them and I always get told of or death stared at by people with a cane or in a wheelchair for using the disabled toilet just because I have hidden disability’s doesn’t mean they are not there it’s like when I use the disabled parking and people think we have a blue badge cuz my mum is over weight they don’t think it’s for me cuz I’m not in a wheelchair
Just because u have a risibility doesn't mean u can't wait for the toilet like every one else. According to law the disabled toilet is not just for disabled people but a toilet to be used for everyone but is accessible for disabled people
I dont get it...he wasnt even near the bathroom...it wasnt being used....and for all u know the guy has a disability that you cant see.....he wasnt even rude to the guy or anything...id like to understand this please thanks
"Jerk is a new comedy that follows the life of Tim, a man who knows that having cerebral palsy means that he can get away with almost anything..." From the description. It's a joke. He's using his disability as a way to make the guy feel bad.
I think the point was proven that 1) too many able bodied people are inconsiderate of disabled people. and 2) that disabled people can be jerks too and 3) a video or photograph captures limited moments, so we dont know what happened before or after the video. Maybe he knew him, maybe it was part of a video series ... I'd like to see more like this for another laugh :)
@@lacasadepapel4356 it is different for many people because different people can have different degrees of it I get very tired very quickly and can't travel long distance without getting absolutely exhausted not to mention I have lung damage as well. I cannot walk very well at all and I have a lot of joint and muscle pain but I make the best of what I can do
I don't have any sort of physical disability but I have high key anxiety and I can usually never use a restroom restroom unless it is a private one. However if if my bladder is about to explode and I decide to try a non-private ones (which in a lot of cases I still won't be able to pee), I need the big disability stall to give me some space and help me relax to be able to actually pee. I get claustrophobic and stressed (my anxiety) in the normal sized stalls. I know it is probably wrong of me to take the disability stall but I literally can't pee without out it
It is not wrong of you. You are just as much part of the disability community, disabilities are not all physical. So you have just as much right as Somebody in a wheelchair if you need it. Look up "not all disabilities are visible" xx
Uhm, but not all disabilities are visible. Disabled toilets aren't exclusively for people with wheelchairs, mobility aids etc., people with catheters, ostomy bags, etc. can also use them. (I'm a wheelchair user btw)
Why do you need a wider stall just to cath or empty an ostomy bag? I’ve never understood that argument. You are trying to say that they have the same priority as a person in a wheelchair. You can cath in a regular stall, trust me, but no matter how hard you may try, you’ll never get a wheelchair into one. And yes, I have decades of experience with this.
@@pinkmonkeybird2644 Some regular stalls don't have trash bins in them and I personally would not want to put a used ostomy bag or catheter into my bag.
Mik P well I carry a plastic bag with me to transport trash so it’s not an issue. People with ostomies or those who use catheters have to be prepared and carry supplies around, so they’d have an extra bag. Or do you just put a used ostomy bag in the bin without wrapping it in plastic first? But that wasn’t my point at all. Obviously, bigger stalls with trash bins are nicer for everyone and we should all have the dignity to relieve ourselves in relative comfort in public spaces. Sure, it would be nice to throw away my used items right then and there, but it’s not 100% necessary. A wheelchair user, no matter how hard he/she may try, simply will not fit that wheelchair into a regular stall, for them access to that handicapped stall is 100% necessary.
Millions of people around the U.K. everyday are losing their sense of humour. For just £3 a month we can help to teach this people that they can learn to laugh again and not be triggered by everything.
Of course the "prank" was a teachable moment, I wouldn't expect anything less from the writers at the BBC these days. For funny comedy from someone with cerebral palsy, check out Josh Blue.
@@whitneyhawkins4410 huh? I think you've missed the whole point. They mean in reality. Obviously they made it out as if he didn't by making him look guilty (although tbh people with hidden disabilities are often made to feel guilty)
I want any disabled person who notices a bone-disabled person entering the disabled bathrooms to do this. Please. Just. Do. It! Unless it makes you uncomfortable, I would do it though, because the shame would be on the dude who entered the wrong bathroom! People should stop, yeah, disabled bathrooms are bigger and more comfortable but imagine that a person who actually NEEDS it doesn’t get it? It’s just like disabled parking (although people do that a lot too) there’s a reasonnnnn!!! This prank is savage please just do it
Problem is you need to know whether the person is disabled or not, not all disabilities are visible - for example people with IBD might use disabled toilets in some circumstances.
Technically disabled restrooms are for those who have physical issues... Not for people with autism, deafness or something like this. They’re mostly for wheelchairs users or any other physical assistance users..
@@gild1684 IBD is a physical disability. The problem is that you can't necessarily tell whether someone has it by looking at them. You'll find that some disabled toilets are providing clarification on their signs these days in order to correct that perception that they're only for wheelchair users etc... If they were only for wheelchair users then IBD patients wouldn't be issued radar keys for the disabled toilets : www.crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/get-involved/become-a-member/member-benefits/radar-key
Sadly I can't like this because this sort of thing is exactly why people with hidden disabilities get abused. How is it not possible that the man who went in could have had a disability? He could have had a colostomy bag underneath that shirt of his, leaking. Yes, I'm aware that isn't the case in this video but in reality it could very well be. We must stop this stereotyping so we can finally include everyone in the disability community & stop making people feel they have to prove they are disabled.
This really didn't make no sense at all I'm sorry it's not like he knocked this guy with cerebral palsy on the way to get into the bathroom or denied him to go first the guy with cerebral palsy was sitting down, it made no sense at all it's actually really stupid
Basically its a prank. People with no disabilities always use the Disabled toilets even though there are multiple toilets in the mens/womens room. There is normally only 1 disabled toilet. Which means the people that truly need them have to wait for a toilet even though the normal bathrooms are free. Uts happened to me on multiple occasions. One resently, i was at the Hospital there was 2 disabled toilets and a man webt into one and a women went into the other even though the mens and womens bathrooms were right next to them i had to wait to go to the toilet. So i explained to them where the normal toilets were. All i got was didn't see them. Also Disabled bathroom are shared with baby changing in some small businesses which i dont mind but that then means its making parents with babies and the disabled wait. At a college i was at this happen all the time because the disabled was closest to the reception/Cafè so everyone would use it instead of walking to the normal toilets. Its does take the piss as most places have from 2 upwards for normal toilets with stalls and 1 disabled toilet. My new college put a lock on the Disabled toilets because they were getting misused and damaged x
This show is pretty funny, everyone tip toeing around him while he takes the piss out of them.
I have Cerbal Palsy I love this clip so funny and insirpied. I like that make the guy on his think for a moment. People in general are in there own world and don't ever stop and think about what they do affects others.🤔😯😮😕😘😍🐞🌈
Crystal Pistey-Lyhne FYCK YOY And you’re RAINVOW!
If you’re gonna bring mental health into this then prepare your ass!
Crystal Pistey-Lyhne Yh but I have disability’s you just can’t see them and I always get told of or death stared at by people with a cane or in a wheelchair for using the disabled toilet just because I have hidden disability’s doesn’t mean they are not there it’s like when I use the disabled parking and people think we have a blue badge cuz my mum is over weight they don’t think it’s for me cuz I’m not in a wheelchair
Just because u have a risibility doesn't mean u can't wait for the toilet like every one else. According to law the disabled toilet is not just for disabled people but a toilet to be used for everyone but is accessible for disabled people
Crystal have u saw the full program it's so funny it's called jerk and it's on BBC iPlayer
It's true. And people get worse when you add smartphones in public.
Hahaha love it!!! Also loving the comments section treating this skit like it was a documentary. It's a sketch, not real!!!
I dont get it...he wasnt even near the bathroom...it wasnt being used....and for all u know the guy has a disability that you cant see.....he wasnt even rude to the guy or anything...id like to understand this please thanks
"Jerk is a new comedy that follows the life of Tim, a man who knows that having cerebral palsy means that he can get away with almost anything..."
From the description. It's a joke. He's using his disability as a way to make the guy feel bad.
I think the point was proven that 1) too many able bodied people are inconsiderate of disabled people. and 2) that disabled people can be jerks too and 3) a video or photograph captures limited moments, so we dont know what happened before or after the video. Maybe he knew him, maybe it was part of a video series ... I'd like to see more like this for another laugh :)
I have cerebral palsy too and I loved that video clip it made me laugh very hard
Here's another show of a similar ilk you might enjoy ruclips.net/p/PLajmvNxOPqpkQQ60I0TUj2LDvI9CIAWxj
there was someone in my hockey camp who had cerebral palsy it seems hard
@@lacasadepapel4356 it is different for many people because different people can have different degrees of it I get very tired very quickly and can't travel long distance without getting absolutely exhausted not to mention I have lung damage as well. I cannot walk very well at all and I have a lot of joint and muscle pain but I make the best of what I can do
Metal Lord wow that does sound hard
😂 Come on, man. Really? Okay! You win. You are shameless. Thank God. 😂
I don't have any sort of physical disability but I have high key anxiety and I can usually never use a restroom restroom unless it is a private one. However if if my bladder is about to explode and I decide to try a non-private ones (which in a lot of cases I still won't be able to pee), I need the big disability stall to give me some space and help me relax to be able to actually pee. I get claustrophobic and stressed (my anxiety) in the normal sized stalls. I know it is probably wrong of me to take the disability stall but I literally can't pee without out it
It is not wrong of you. You are just as much part of the disability community, disabilities are not all physical. So you have just as much right as Somebody in a wheelchair if you need it.
Look up "not all disabilities are visible" xx
Same here, your not alone on this 👍
So what if the guy on the cellphone was also disabled? The other guy still would've had to wait.
Thank you.
But he could have been that's the thing.
Not all disabilities are visible
What song is that at the end?
Great first episode on BBC3, can't wait for the next.
If I am not mistaken the guy is Tim's fall guy. you see him in another of his skits.
This prank is silly cuz now you have to walk around with wet pants.
Ffs
Calm down genius
Uhm, but not all disabilities are visible. Disabled toilets aren't exclusively for people with wheelchairs, mobility aids etc., people with catheters, ostomy bags, etc. can also use them.
(I'm a wheelchair user btw)
Yeah but this guy was clearly being a dick
Triggered much?
Why do you need a wider stall just to cath or empty an ostomy bag? I’ve never understood that argument. You are trying to say that they have the same priority as a person in a wheelchair. You can cath in a regular stall, trust me, but no matter how hard you may try, you’ll never get a wheelchair into one.
And yes, I have decades of experience with this.
@@pinkmonkeybird2644 Some regular stalls don't have trash bins in them and I personally would not want to put a used ostomy bag or catheter into my bag.
Mik P well I carry a plastic bag with me to transport trash so it’s not an issue. People with ostomies or those who use catheters have to be prepared and carry supplies around, so they’d have an extra bag. Or do you just put a used ostomy bag in the bin without wrapping it in plastic first?
But that wasn’t my point at all. Obviously, bigger stalls with trash bins are nicer for everyone and we should all have the dignity to relieve ourselves in relative comfort in public spaces. Sure, it would be nice to throw away my used items right then and there, but it’s not 100% necessary. A wheelchair user, no matter how hard he/she may try, simply will not fit that wheelchair into a regular stall, for them access to that handicapped stall is 100% necessary.
Only came here to identify the song, dirty South, good company for those also searching
1:04 You when your mum accuses you of doing something that you actually did
Why did i smirk when reading that
Millions of people around the U.K. everyday are losing their sense of humour. For just £3 a month we can help to teach this people that they can learn to laugh again and not be triggered by everything.
Of course the "prank" was a teachable moment, I wouldn't expect anything less from the writers at the BBC these days. For funny comedy from someone with cerebral palsy, check out Josh Blue.
Ah I love this song!!!!!
What's it called?
Was it worth it tho? Lol
But he could have a hidden disability 🤔
Was funny, but I was thinking that. Have friends with a colostomy/ileostomy who would use disabled loo and look 'normal'.
I got a hidden disability but I dont use the disabled toilet but I agree with you he meet have one
If he did he wouldn't had walked out like that
@@whitneyhawkins4410 huh? I think you've missed the whole point.
They mean in reality. Obviously they made it out as if he didn't by making him look guilty (although tbh people with hidden disabilities are often made to feel guilty)
Is this BBC kind of prank ? I couldn't even smile
Lol, that was alright🙂
What's the song played in this clip?
In hell, he'll be in good company by the dead south 👍🏼
i need to watch more!!!
Here's a show in a very similar vain if you can't wait... ruclips.net/p/PLajmvNxOPqpkQQ60I0TUj2LDvI9CIAWxj
Classic.
Wouldn't walk around London without shoes too many used syringes
Hysterical😂😂😂😂
I want any disabled person who notices a bone-disabled person entering the disabled bathrooms to do this.
Please.
Just.
Do.
It!
Unless it makes you uncomfortable, I would do it though, because the shame would be on the dude who entered the wrong bathroom!
People should stop, yeah, disabled bathrooms are bigger and more comfortable but imagine that a person who actually NEEDS it doesn’t get it? It’s just like disabled parking (although people do that a lot too) there’s a reasonnnnn!!!
This prank is savage please just do it
Problem is you need to know whether the person is disabled or not, not all disabilities are visible - for example people with IBD might use disabled toilets in some circumstances.
Technically disabled restrooms are for those who have physical issues... Not for people with autism, deafness or something like this.
They’re mostly for wheelchairs users or any other physical assistance users..
@@gild1684 IBD is a physical disability. The problem is that you can't necessarily tell whether someone has it by looking at them. You'll find that some disabled toilets are providing clarification on their signs these days in order to correct that perception that they're only for wheelchair users etc... If they were only for wheelchair users then IBD patients wouldn't be issued radar keys for the disabled toilets : www.crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/get-involved/become-a-member/member-benefits/radar-key
Sadly I can't like this because this sort of thing is exactly why people with hidden disabilities get abused.
How is it not possible that the man who went in could have had a disability? He could have had a colostomy bag underneath that shirt of his, leaking.
Yes, I'm aware that isn't the case in this video but in reality it could very well be.
We must stop this stereotyping so we can finally include everyone in the disability community & stop making people feel they have to prove they are disabled.
Get pranked
Don't you have a game to int?
Unsung hero in this is the waitress hope the CB guy tipped her for cleaning up his mess.
This really didn't make no sense at all I'm sorry it's not like he knocked this guy with cerebral palsy on the way to get into the bathroom or denied him to go first the guy with cerebral palsy was sitting down, it made no sense at all it's actually really stupid
Shannon Gallagher I don’t know if you noticed, but the name of the show is “Jerk”
*whoosh*
Short haired abk.....is it possible?!
That video legit makes no sense
What do you meen I think it makes sense
I don’t get it
Basically its a prank. People with no disabilities always use the Disabled toilets even though there are multiple toilets in the mens/womens room. There is normally only 1 disabled toilet. Which means the people that truly need them have to wait for a toilet even though the normal bathrooms are free.
Uts happened to me on multiple occasions. One resently, i was at the Hospital there was 2 disabled toilets and a man webt into one and a women went into the other even though the mens and womens bathrooms were right next to them i had to wait to go to the toilet. So i explained to them where the normal toilets were. All i got was didn't see them. Also Disabled bathroom are shared with baby changing in some small businesses which i dont mind but that then means its making parents with babies and the disabled wait. At a college i was at this happen all the time because the disabled was closest to the reception/Cafè so everyone would use it instead of walking to the normal toilets. Its does take the piss as most places have from 2 upwards for normal toilets with stalls and 1 disabled toilet. My new college put a lock on the Disabled toilets because they were getting misused and damaged x
its not rocket science
This didn't make any sense at all
How