CODA Brothers: Public Pool

The CODA Brothers tell a funny True CODA Story about going to the Public Pool in ASL (voiced-over for the ASL impaired).

[@Dolphinbebe3632]

Wow. They're signing so fast my computer can't keep up. Great job, guys! I miss these videos!

[@TweetyPAK7]

I miss these videos!

[@erickchavez7956]

You guys are awesome, thank you for sharing - too FUNNY

[@NachoLemon]

At the behest of one of my interpreting professors, I've been using you guys as voicing practice. I've been really struggling, but I'm glad I got the nipple joke early one!

[@76Krw]

Watching Andy's reaction when he was Ben tell his parts of the story is hilarious..some of the expressions he gets on his face totally crack me up!

[@inportantupgrade6110]

Boy! Made me laugh so hard!! I love you both!!!

[@theycallmeabs50]

I think every little boy goes through that at the pool in the men's bathroom.

[@kaycupkake5703]

I love you guys! Haha you guys make my day with y'alls randomness! You guys speak the truth!

[@ahadnagy167]

this one was great, I cracked up! I love your stories and testing my ASL skills, though I do sometimes turn the volume on to hear what I missed the first time with the volume off. keep these videos coming!

[@DaveASL]

no they are hearing but they hung out with all the deaf people and were picking on some of the hearing kids too lol. anyway yes they are signlanguage interpreters at ZVRS (maybe other places too), i remember once i made a call to my mom and Ben was my interpreter it was cool lol

[@MissPowers78]

Hilarious.. Reminds me of my summer in Iowa. :)

[@oliviasinclair5844]

Lol I love how you said ASL impaired (y) I guess I am. Im learn Jamaican Sign Language

[@Kanjese]

It's sounds like a voice-over.

[@gummybearsloveme123]

So Andy and Ben aren't deaf right? just their parents?

[@bearwarner4994]

+caroline That's my understanding. I think it's even their voices used in the voice-overs.

[@lindsayasl336]

In the Deaf community, "CODA" is a term for hearing children of deaf adults. So yes, they are not Deaf but ASL is their first language.

[@ddyslilangels]

Okay, thank you :) And that's a cool little story by the way :)

[@bluescorpion72]

Lmao!

[@ddyslilangels]

I am slightlu confused. I thought CODA simply meant "Child of a Deaf Adult" but are you both deaf as well?

[@realmofthemisunderstood166]

WeAreTheCoolKids nope! They’re hearing.

[@BertRose04]

Curious why are you acting really Deaf!? lol