I have autism myself, got bullied for it, but the bully got fired from her job because she bullied me, this really helped me a lot, always let love lead the way!

Autistic people are oftentimes the most intelligent and talented people in the building. Great story!

"You're only sorry because you found out who my brother was!" I LOVE that line. People like that don't change in a snap like that. There ARE people in the world who get caught doing something wrong and only say sorry to avoid the consequences. However, there are people out there who are truely, really sorry, because there are people who are sorry for what they did. We just gotta watch out for those who are sorry, and those who are not.

“Since when is having an autistic employee ok?” What an outrage! I’m autistic too. I was bullied my whole life because of it. Sometimes people thought I was stupid, too. But having this doesn’t make someone stupid! There aren’t enough autistic people represented in the media, either. I’m so glad you published this!

When people are rude to you, they reveal who they are, not who you are!! Always treat others the way you want to be treated with respect and dignity!!

"Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about. Be kind. Always." - Robin Williams.

Never make fun of people's disabilities always love let u lead away

Good she got just what she deserves. You don’t treat anyone like she treated this young woman.

She's not sorry for what she did, she's only sorry that she got caught out!

Don’t think of autism as a disability think of it as a great ability. I have autism but we are all created equal. Always let love lead the way.

5:57 "You got this, girl." 😊 This is what I tell myself when I'm facing a challenge in my life. And as someone with Asperger's syndrome, life is full of ups and downs... especially these days!

Thank you! I have a daughter with CP autism. She has been hurt by people like the actor depicted in your film. Being autistic is not being mentally challenged. Most are extremely intelligent

“you made your bed, Maddie. Now lay in it.” Them words couldn’t be more truthful than before!!👏👍

The first thing I noticed was Claire's beautiful smile as she greeted her customer. Even with her "disability" she engaged the customer better than many other cashiers I've encountered. The second thing that has me wondering is what the hell did she buy for $2,000 at a convenience store? You never know what somebody's circumstances are. Being patient and kind costs nothing but a little time and effort. People in customer service just beat down these days dealing with rude and impatient people. Don't be one of those people.

The Moral of the story : "Don't be an asshole,it will all catch up to you in time and you will pay for the evil you do to good people" 💯

We're supposed to show empathy and show respect to each other. How sad this is so real.

I am on the autism spectrum and I got disrespected a lot. The problem is that they didn’t diagnose it until my late thirties

She`s played his daughter, his girlfriend and his Wife, now She plays his sister.

I love that they’ve started showing both the actual story line, as well as the alternate universe. Wish they’d have done that all along.

Maddie is so rude. Don't judge anyone. You don't know what they are going through especially if they have a disability. Hope she got her money back for the expensive gift in the first half

Don’t ever make fun of someone just because he or she have autism. It is what makes that person different and special. Autism is not a disability. Always let love lead the way ❤️

Karma is truly a b*t*h and she didn't have to go off on her like that. But it's good that they can go see what she could have done if she woulda made the right choice great video

The moral of the story is; don't mistreat someone just because that they have a disability. They're smarter than you think. Kindness is the key to help others, and treat them with respect, and as time goes by, and with a smile on your face, just because of your compassion, you can make the world a better place.

I love how they are show both sides of a person’s actions

That’s why we have to be very careful on how we treat people especially with others that has a disability

If you saw someone with a disability. Mind your business. Or you'll regret it. So always be nice and grateful with people who has disabilities.

Treat everyone the same way you want to be treated

Moral of the story treat people how you want to be treated

Like John Lennon once said “to not only let love lead the way but all you need is love”. RIP

This Happens in Real LIFE! UNFORTUNATELY PEOPLE like Maddie do EXIST! This World 🌎 is CRUEL! If YOU Can't FIND a GOOD PERSON BE ONE!!

Watching this and seeing how that grown woman treated that young girl really brought tears to my eyes, I have a 2 year old son that has autism and If anybody ever talked to him in that way i might have to do something crazy 💯

Loved this video! I have a daughter who has Autism, she's 4 & the sweetest little girl. I find it so tragic & heartbreaking that so many people feel it's okay to disrespect others, simply because they are unique & different than them. What many people don't seem to understand is that just because someone is Autistic, doesn't necessarily mean they can't live a pretty normal life. Many people who have Autism graduate, have jobs & relationships, even families. Learn to accept other's differences. Treat people the way you'd like to be treated! In the first video, Maddie was extremely rude to the cashier, then blamed it on being irritable & having a bad day. We all go through things, but it's not a valid excuse to insult, belittle, or offend others. Be polite & courteous to those you meet & come in contact with always!🥰 One thing I did find odd was that Clarence hadn't yet introduced his sister to his girlfriend, though he was planning to propose, so clearly the relationship wasn't new or casual, you'd think his gf would have already met his family. Though they later clarified that he had wanted to wait a year to introduce them to one another. However, you'd think she'd at least have met his sister prior, if they'd been together that long & Clarence is obviously close to them both. Excellent content, regardless. I love the actress who played the store clerk, she's phenomenal in everything she does. I also would like to personally thank you Vid Chronicles, for displaying fair, appropriate, & proper judgement when having an actor portray a character with Autism. You did this in a way that was acceptable & not at all disrespectful to the community of folks on the spectrum. Obviously, those with Autism are all very unique, but I've seen some content in other KZfaq content where the role of an Autistic individual was poorly done + drastically over the top & just downright offensive, so I appreciate that you obviously took the time to do your homework before releasing this, to ensure that the character playing an Autistic woman did not act in a way that would hurt anyone's feelings, or cause negative reactions. You're amazing! Keep up the wonderful work.❤️💯

I have Autism and people have mocked me and I hate when I hear people mock you Those with Autism are Human beings and they have Feelings If I hear anyone mocking anyone with Autism I will speak up and say something.I have been called a Spastic and thick but a nice customer stood up for me I really appreciated that.everyone does deserve respect no matter what the situation

I love that you are showing to sides of the story now! I think it’s a great way to showcase lessons!❤️❤️❤️❤️ As always it’s nice to see John Frederick ❤️

It’s great to show both scenarios! The girl playing the role had me in tears

This is a excellent storyline. Wow . You should never judge people who are autistic . Autism isn't a disability it's just a different ability . Always let love lead the way

I love this new style, showing how things could have turned out. Great idea and a lesson for us all. Your videos are amazing, kept me going through the first lockdown. Thank you ❤

I love it how you choose the same people for each new video. They have a great chemistry together as a cast.

Why I'm so proud of my 19 year old nephew. He had more love and understanding then any normal person can have. I wish this happened in real life this quickly

Wow what a great video Vid Chronicles ❤️🔥the moral of the story is just because people who had a disability and autism, doesn’t mean they had to be treated with disrespect & rudeness!! Show them some respect & politeness 💯😊!! Great cast by Lakeicha Thomas playing a villainous role in this you are amazing & my favorite actress, Brooklyn Johnson plays an adorable character, as well as John Frederick, Eric Matthews, & Will Moleon 👏👏!! I love the alternative ending part & Remember to always let love lead the way ❤️🌹💯🔥💕🕊🙏

I'm autistic myself and it can be tough as many would think you're weird, but being autistic doesn't mean you're weird, you just see things different. Plus, I see it as a gift and not a curse. I call it my superpower and it's always great to let people in and let them understand how you see the world differently, because being different is a good thing!

Treat people with respect regardless of their differences because you don’t know who that person is 👍

This video is dedicated to all autistic human beings, including me! I made a mistake at a previous job involving food and sharp material. Instead of giving me another chance, she terminated my employment!! She had the nerve and the audacity to say that I stormed out of the building, when I was just going to the restroom.

No matter how different someone is from what you are used to, it does not exempt them from the same respect you show to others! Respect is not given or found, it is earned!

I can't believe someone would treat someone like this. I love you guys and this was such a great story. Just because she has a disability and she gets treated like this isn't fair. Dana was so sweet and sticking up for her and that girl needs to stop being mean to her and it is good Dana is sticking up for his staff. I felt so bad for her since she got fired because of a disability. The brother is so great for sticking up for his sister

As a child growing up with autism, I was always afraid of these situations, so I would seclude myself and hide away but as time went on, I would use my autism as an advantage and strength.

Autism is a Real Talk Power!

This young lady was brave enough to face the woman who fired her

The moral of the story: Autism is not a disability it has different ability

Everyone deserves patience & respect surely wished I had a big brother in my life a good male role model & maybe errors in my life would not have been as painful!

I have autism, though not as bad as this, but I understand the struggle. Sometimes, the things that make us the most different make us the most human. And we all deserve respect, no matter what kind of day we are having

I LOVE how they show how it would go if they made the right choises ❤❤❤

This is close with my friendship. My best friend Deborah has a brother who is autistic, so with her help, I was able to get used with her brother whenever I visit her home. I hope Eli is doing well.

She lost her engagement, she lost her job, now she lost her mind.

I’m autistic too, but I can read, speak, travel, exercise, song, make voices, absorb information, make friends, stand up for others and myself, and I support others who experience discomfort and discrimination. But I also have a sleeping disorder, stress and nihilistic tendencies. Anyway, Stay strong everyone

Treat people how you want to be treated

There’s no excuse to get anyone to lose their job, especially when they have a disability! I can relate to this situation! I have co guardianship of my adult nephew who’s living with autism! Karma is a you know what! This hair weave heifer needed to THINK before reacting!

Good example of how people treat those with a disability. This shouldn't of happened. I too love the you show the way it should be.

This is messed up on so many levels, no one should ever treat someone like that

I can really relate to this woman,my stepmom never lets me indulge in my autism, but my real mom does

Serve her right. She has no feelings for disability but has her own ego.

Vid chronicles is truly an amazing channel That keeps getting better and better. Autistic bullying is something I've witnessed and I can't stand it.. I've also tried to stop it happening Seeing that mean woman get fired for how she treated Dana was very satisfying And the second outcome had me smiling the whole time because of how nice it was.

This is more like "she lives to regret it", NOT "she instantly regrets it".

RESPECT, when you see an employee with disabilities, all you need is RESPECT, RESPECT.

Nothing good comes from being cruel.

Wow really rude 😒 I hate people who mistreat people with disabilities, I have a disability so this story hits home for me.

now that's the way we all need to treat each other, this was beautiful work guys

Respect Does Not Cost A Thing..

What goes around comes around.Karma always finds its way back.

I Would Always Get Knocked Down For Having Autism & A.D.D., From My So Called Family, Kids At School, Teachers At School & Former Employees & Employers At My Past Jobs. I'm Making A Name For Myself, I Can't Wait For My Success To Blow Up In Their Faces.

This is the most important lesson anyone can seek. We autistic brother and sisters are great diligent people. Sure we have a few social problems and we jumble our words from time to time, but that's no excuse to discriminate us. Autism isn't a disability, it's a blessing. MMEYC is a brilliant Minecraft youtuber who uses clever strategies to defeat the Ender Dragon. Yet those strategies he uses in life. JAF films risk to use kids show characters in a video while puppeteering them in videos made him an internet sensations. This is because he has a heart as big as that of a child and loves everyone to the bone. I'm autistic, I've pushed through people discriminating me like Gemma Bryden, as of now I'm a game developer who recreates classic arcade games. See what I'm saying. Autism will change the world for the better, autism is not a disability, it's a blessing. a blessing from God.

Good message if you made some one lose their job because of some rivalry or jealous and lieing on them you need to tell the truth and apologize to them and make things right and remember to always let love lead the way ❤💙♥💖8

As a Direct Support Professional I really loved this one and the fact you showed both sides of those who have Different Abilities.... thank you so much 💓 💗

As a mother of a child on the spectrum that actress made my blood boiled I wanted to just jump on scene and yelled at her make her feel belittled a fraction of what she made that poor girl feel.

Autism is not a disability! I’m proof of this! I have Aspergers, a very mild form of autism. I have never let it hold me back from anything I wanna do! I may be a little different, but that doesn’t mean I’m not a great person! Be proud of who you are, and don’t let bad things deter you!

Goes to show ya be careful who your mean to because you don’t know if that person is a sibling of your spouse, a ceo, a solider and so on

Lucky Claire! It's a big surprise how Claire can work even though she has an autism because I'm also autistic but I could never get a job because I have too many limitations plus I didn't want to face any discrimination in the workplace. In this video, I feel so sorry how Claire is treated by the rude customer named Maddie. Maddie got what she deserved at the end. This is why it's important for autistic people to be treated with respect or treated equally as normal people.

I love how you do the Mean part of the story to the kindness in the end love it keep up the good work

Great video ,no matter how a person is they're supposed to be treated with dignity and respect ..always let love lead the way

It’s never okay to dump your frustrations on others. I’m sorry doesn’t fix everything!

To be fair to Claire, she probably doesn't even know who you are, Doesn't she have to know who you are to pull up your order?

Wicked, Selfish, Self-centered, Rude, Controlling, Nasty Woman wants sympathy now that she's about to lose what's precious to her; but she lacked Compassion when it affected other people.smh. Sometimes, this is the Only way some people will learn... which is the. "Hard Way." Too Bad, So Sad!!!

Autistic or not everyone should be treated as equals not as if they don't matter

As Someone With Autism I’m So Glad You Guys Are Giving Light To People With Autism. I Greatly Appreciate This. We Love You ❤

This is exactly how hurtful it feels, when we are ganged up against.

"I didn't know you had a sister." What difference does that make?! And how come Maddie didn’t meet claire before now? I mean wouldn’t it make sense to meet the family before getting engaged?

John Frederick,I love how you encouraged the black woman in the video.

I love these Videos. They are so Powerful and sends a Great, Positive Message.

Damn the way he slapped the gift out of her hand ✋🏽

Great video! I really do love the new approach with the flashback at the end of each story. Keep up the amazing work! 👍

Never belittle someone just because they have disability. Put yourself in their shoes and see how you can take the pain they go through when people put you down. Think before you act.

My moral is.. We are all human disability or not... No one has the right to treat any less different than who are because they want to belittle you..

The owner should have said no I'm not firing her she's a sweet girl I'll give you your order and I don't want your business anymore and I'll make sure your boss knows of your behavior.

It's more than talking about a person who is austsic. Slow or not 🚫, costumers shouldn't be rude to others.

Im autistic and ive been working at a grocery store since November 2nd 2020 and not once i ever called off the ppl really love me 💙💙💙❤️❤️❤️

0:17 -0:20 "I need to pick up my order" the way she said it, for some reason, made me laugh so hard! 😂🤣😂🤣

As a caregiver that lady deserved what she got, you don't ever make fun of somebody with a disability that pisses me off

I totally agree you shouldn't always judge someone because you never know what they may be going through. On top of that you never know who you might meet because that could be someone's brother, sister, cousin, etc.

Sometimes it's good to take a deep breath and think before you say or do something you may regret....

Treat everyone with respect 100% totally agree. Great film God Bless