Mr. Stephen, were you by chance, deafened as an adult?

Nor the crap from Ms. Buzzer.

If I could lose one of my senses I'd definitely choose hearing! Like howardkevinm said I wouldn't have to hear all the crap that happens in life!

They are happy people

That’s because we know how to express our emotions better

Mark Allen Channel I'm hard of hearing and that is true most days I wish I was deaf fully so I don't have to hear bullshit from people mouths.

Randy Hansen we had a wheelchair, def, hearing impaired on the show, yet we haven’t, yet, seen a blind person on the show. Hope I can make it on!

Yes that's true but the bottom line is though what I see in all these things it's not just to death that want to play these games on The Price is Right it's also the blind. And besides that with a person like me who's that time to go on a game show like that to play the game and not see what's there. Basically that would be difficult for a person like myself. But the bottom line is so as far as one away I can see the numbers. The same with the money game any number and a few other games. Just as long as they have numbers that I can see. But that's going to be kind of hard for somebody who can't see at all. But still I can't figure out is that when a handicap person tries to either win a new car or some money how are they going to be able to pay the taxes. That's right how are they going to be able to pay the taxes? Because with the cash I can tell you this much right now if it's over $10,000 that's great but after the IRS gets through that's it. However there are other people who will know about the money. I e the social security department or the social security administration. If they found out a handicapped person got on a game show and one money like that they will be immediately cut off of social security and they will not be reapplying for social security anymore after that. Because once they're cut off that's it their checks stop. And that's got so many people were handicapped concerned about it. But it may not matter anyway. Because basically after they get through paying the IRS the money they can put the money in the bank while they're being cut off of social security. Because they're going to be made to pay the money back to social security.

No, but his interpreter can.......

Thats right. And besides it is in peoples nature to shout.

I am hearing and use SEE and also ASL, but I am better with SEE, since I have more experience with it.

xD

Steve Kapschock lol....

Cœr d'Alene is actually supposed to be very pretty. Also, he gets to go to Rome, and he won a ton of wine and a wine fridge thet he can sell if he wants to.

James Kristoff you mean Edward gorge the translator

Geogre I meant

Steve Kapschock the win should only be for two people. If there’s any additional parties they would have to pay for it. The prize stays the same with or without any disability.

Harvey Abel who says?? What law? I been called deaf and im hard of hearing, so tell me who made that law that you have to call him deaf and not hard of hearing??

Did I say "Law"? No.

Harvey Abel maybe change the comment then because it sounded to me that you want a law that states calling deaf a deaf person and a hard of hearing, hearing...it doesn't matter to us real deaf folks anyways.

Nia Smith he only said that because the interpreter was about to stand on the moving platform. Once it moved notice Drew let him stand anywhere, including blocking any camera shots of them.

+MyPersonalVendetta why is asking that people be polite and call groups by their chosen moniker being "sensitive". Don't you correct people if they mispronounce or misspell your name? Deaf people are Deaf not "hearing impaired".

SJW...

Oh no! Some anonymous person on the internet called me a Social Justice Warrior! *rolls eyes*

I call it as I see it. You're telling someone they need to change the title of their video because it might offend someone. That's "SJW" in black and white.

+MyPersonalVendetta I am not telling the owner of the video to change the title because it might offend someone. I am asking politely that the correct terminology for a people be used. If the title said "Negro man wins the Price is Right" the black community would be up in arms. All I am trying to do is educate people about Deaf Rights and Deaf Culture.

Those with hearing loss later in life can usually still speak fairly well, albeit they sound different. The ones that were born deaf have it a bit harder because they have no way to hear how the letters, vowels and such that form a word are supposed to sound, and they can't hear themselves speaking it either. You might not realize it, but your brain is constantly listening to you when you talk, and modifies your volume, tone of voice, inflections and so on based on that. Some deaf people can speak a little, some have learned to speak fairly well.

Riktus Loremaster I'm hard of hearing and I still ask myself that question alot

Some deaf people can speak well. Others can speak a bit. Some can't speak st al. It's hard to learn how to speak when you can't hear. Many sounds are made using parts of thr mouth that aren't visible to the outside. Some deaf people can speak but are insecure about how they sound or just prefer to sign because it's more comfortable or convenient.

Who says he's on social security? They said he's an actor.