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Come on, man. We don't got all day. Hey Kyle. Hey Kyle.
Isn't that the autistic kid that just transferred here?
Are you friends with him or something? No. Why would I be friends with a loser
like that? Wait. Don't do that. He'll put you in
checkmate. Does it look like I asked you? Just be
quiet. I know what I'm doing. But, I can help you get out of it. Look.
I don't need any help from some autistic kid, all right?
Yes. Checkmate.
I won. What? But, how? I told you that was going to happen. Just stop.
You're not smart enough to understand how chess works. NOW, GET LOST.
Come on. Done.
That's correct. Well done. Now, the next team to get one right gets the extra
credit. Okay, who should we choose to go? Me.
Me. No. There's no way you're going to get it
right. You probably don't even know kindergarten math.
Okay. Have you decided? Yes. I'll like to
I'll go. Okay.
Ready? Set. Go.
Kyle, stop. I think I have it. If I can't solve it, there's no way you
can. Done.
Let's see. Yeah.
That's correct. Well done. Your team gets the extra credit points for the
next test. Yes. Dang. This wasn't fair. I don't know how
we're going to win we've got special needs on our team.
What? Okay. Yes. Tie game.
Next point wins. Come on. Help out, guys.
You okay? My ankle.
It really hurts. I need to sit this one out.
Sorry, guys. Man. Now what?
I can play. No, Sam. Go away. You'll make us lose
for sure. But, I've been practicing. I'm really
good. I promise. Well,
we do need another player. I'd rather play two on three. Come on.
We can take them. This sucks. Kyle, why didn't you put me
in? You know I've been practicing. You've seen me out. What's he talking
about? Do you know him or something? No. I have
no idea who he is. But, I'm a nobody. You're just an autistic kid who'll never
be able to do the things that normal kids can.
So, why don't you just get out of here? Special needs Sam. Kyle.
How could you say that to Sam? I was just joking.
Mhm. In my classroom. Now. Uh yes, we are waiting for you in room
101. Great. Your mother is here.
Hi. I'm so sorry. Please. Kyle. What did you do this time?
Nothing. Well, he called Samuel here special needs Sam at recess and then
wouldn't let him play with them. How could you do that?
To your own brother. Brother?
I'm so disappointed in you. What? Is it my fault he's autistic and has a
disability? Is that what this is about?
Honey, autism is not a disability. It's just a
different ability. Sam is not any less capable than you or
I. What are you talking about? Of course he
is. Oh, you'll see. Starting today, I want you to include him in every
activity. No way. That's so unfair. Oh. Well, it's either that or be grounded
for a month. So,
what's it going to be? Fine.
Kyle sinks in his chair so upset that he now has to include Sam in everything.
The next day, Kyle is playing chess again during recess and doesn't know
what move to make. When Sam offers his advice again, Kyle
hesitates. But, remembering the words of his mom,
he takes Sam's advice and ends up winning the game.
And then in class, another math competition takes place.
Except this time, Kyle chooses Sam to go answer the last problem.
Sure enough, Sam ends up getting it right and wins it for his team.
Kyle starts to see how capable Sam really is.
And then, as if Kyle needed any more confirmation,
came the basketball match. Next point wins.
Come on, guys. Settle up.
We can't lose again like yesterday. I can't play. My ankle's still not 100%.
Sorry. What are we going to do now?
I've got an idea. Hey Sam.
Want to play with us? Really? Yes.
Keep them covered. YOU MADE IT. YOU DID IT.
YOU KNOW, MOM WAS RIGHT. Autism isn't a disability. It's just a
different ability. Who knew he'd be better than all of us?
Hey Dhar Mann fam. Check out this next video. I know you're going to love it.
Lewis. That's the second test you failed this month. It's because he's dumb. Who
wants to read? Lewis. Can someone else read instead?
Is there a problem? The pea brain can't read.
I'm afraid you don't belong in this class.
Have fun in special ed, dummy.