following a blind person for a day | JAYKEEOUT

[@SatoshiMatrix1]

It must be very hard for him to ask for help, but I think he absolutely should when he's at a convince store. I'm sure that the employees if they weren't absolutely swamped would gladly help him pick out the exact items he wanted. When I was in my early 20s I worked retail and I recall doing this for an elderly woman who had limited mobility.

[@deinemomundich]

especially bc he gets nervous..man i remember feeling a migraine coming while being in a store and i didn’t remember where the exit was but i was too nervous to ask so i ended up completely shutting down, not being able to walk or anything :// it’s so hard to speak up once you feel the panic

[@Potatoe-f6u]

Yes. Asking for help can be hard, but most people are very happy to give it. Especially when it's something so easy for them that will be such a big help.

[@sandymicb]

Yes I work at a 7-11 and I have people with disabilities come in all the time and hand us notes with their list on it and they wait at the counter while I collect their items and ring them up it’s just the norm. But I understand it maybe hard to ask for help that’s why the employees should make a personal point of contact with all customers that way they don’t have to ask for help because it is already eagerly being offered

[@Im4r-ic2pm]

Jaykeeout please tell him that he can ask employees to collect items he wants to buy in convince stores 😢🙏 as I understood the host didn’t suggest him that or asked anything about it

[@Dakingbones]

He shouldn’t be ashamed due to something out of his hand I think that all stores around the world should be catering to every disability or medical condition no matter what to ease their shopping experience after all they are taking money for each items, it’s the stores being a burden on them not the individual who is legally blind.

[@felixswifeu7976]

True i agree

[@naomigary7930]

100% !

[@Kevinthewoman]

I've had many people ask for help, it should be no different than any other person asking where to find an item. Theirs been a few times I've needed to adapt, had a few deaf people come in when I worked at startbucks, and I learned a few phrases in asl for them. But it's as simple as getting a paper or pen or getting out your phone with the note function. I've found people who ask for help due to an actual need are amazingly sweet and kind and very patient. Their are many perfectly able people who are quite rude and demanding. Honestly I don't think anyone would mind helping

[@s_diah341]

i cried while watching this because i couldn’t comprehend the difficulties he had to face in his daily life, all the little things that i find convenient and easy- comparing it to him, he struggles with it and i just feel so sad

[@esthix]

gosh now I'm crying 😭 I cant imagine the struggles and I feel so bad and when he said "but I just laugh about it (struggles like that) I'm used to it now" makes me sad because hes obviously dealt with it to the point where he can joke about it which is kinda sad if you think about it enough :(

[@thoichanu882]

Me too😭😭😭😭

[@Che_Chex0x0]

The fact that he worries how others perceive him for somthing he can't control really pains my heart. He shouldn't be ashamed nor should he have to rush himself.

[@krinz7197]

Unfortunately lots of people feel like that, including me. I am blind and feel pathetic and stupid in situations like these.

[@lolseywolsey7361]

He's handsome and has a beautiful smile! He's so confident in many things. Inspirational!! ☺️🏆

[@jinsmidwife]

4:40 „but my eyes start to hurt“ this is so wholesome and cute😭

[@OneshotHansol]

이렇게 저의 하루를 보니까 재밌네요😃😃

[@zeuszeuszeuss]

네.????ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@sakaa9221]

@@Icantdothisallday시각장애인이라고 다 안보이는 건 아니고 빛과 암흑만 구분 되시는 분들, 눈에 가까이 가져가면 희미하게라도 보이는 분들 많아요. 그래서 시각장애인도 등급이 나눠져있는거구요. 3:24에서 보시다싶이 이분도 가까이 가져가면 형태라도 보시는 분 같네요

[@sunjane97]

소리 들리잖아용 소리로 보시는거죠

[@milalasoul4190]

@@sakaa9221 yes I agree with u

[@ITSME-sp5up]

😀

[@kiwipeaches7905]

Aww he’s actually the cutest on the outside and on the inside please take care of yourself everyone!

[@ICYn-y6o]

As someone who used to work as a register, I’ve had plenty of customers with disabilities, such as deaf people and blind people. In these kind of situation: -For deaf people, I try to use simple sign language and some hand gestures to help them understand what they want. -For blind people, I speak in loud and clear voice so they can hear what I say. Especially during pandemic, where people have to wear masks, our voices can be muffled.

[@share_accidental]

that’s really considerate of you 🩷

[@Mewledieu]

I remember how disturbed I was when a supermarket I used to go to changed frequently the shelf to somewhere else, sometimes the other side of the supermarket. I never really thought about it. If for me, this was only disturbing, for a blind this would be true hell.

[@micaghisolfomg]

I think these videos do a good job showing people what hardships people with disabilities go trough in their everyday lives. Like it shows little things that I wouldn't even think about if I hadn't seen them in this video. For example, shopping in a convenience store. (It would be a good thing if things like drinks had their names written in braille). Nice video Jay!👍😊

[@CharlottevonArnberg]

I feel so bad for blind people, it must be so hard and frustrating

[@sherinnn]

@Steve Wolcott Yh but that’s also dependent on whether people help him

[@CharlottevonArnberg]

@Steve Wolcott of course there are things that can make the situation easier for him, but 1st there’s not always someone around to help, 2nd it’s hard always having to depend on other people (which he doesn’t) And even with all the help in the world, not being able to see is horrible.

[@CharlottevonArnberg]

@Steve Wolcott I don’t get your Point

[@nagilover]

Yes just all black even when you open your eyes I can't imagine

[@karma-bomb]

@@nagilover thats not how blindness works in most cases

[@mmppbb77]

I was thinking, why companies don't have braille tags directly on their items ? For exemple, every items, on the top right corner of the packaging (or wherever) could have braille for "what is the item", "the brand", "the flavor" and any other information that may be relevant for a blind costumer. Ex. "Chips", "Lays", "BBQ". That could make their life so much easier ! I am aware visually impaired people represent a small percentage of society, but in a world where we are trying to be more and more inclusive, I think we should not disregard this kind of need, especially since I don't think (but maybe I'm wrong) this would be an expensive feature/change for the industries to make, yet could be so helpful to some of us !

[@キン-u5l]

Sone do but not many. As a vision impaired person I was very happy when my service dog's ice creams had braille

[@ang4390]

That’s exactly what I was thinking! If companies can spend so much money on useless stuff then they can spend money on implementing braille for their disabled customers

[@share_accidental]

not even food, but so far the only brand i know that includes braille on their products is l’occitane it’s ridiculous that there’s so little done for blind people!

[@mamelod3022]

I once was at a convenience store picking things up for my mom and me to cook and a blind person asked me if i could help them w their grocery shopping and i searched everything he needed and also made sure he’s okay w the prices and if he wants bio products or just the regular ones. I totally forgot abt it until i watched this video and read the comments. Companies should definitely consider adding braille to their product packaging, even if it takes some effort. Since im also studying graphic design atm, i’ll make sure to include this in all my future school projects. I thought our city/country was quite developed when it comes to people who dont have all 5 senses, but now that i think abt it the simplest things (for example grocery shopping) have not been adjusted yet :( Im glad there are reading pens and stuff by now but not everyone can afford it… :/

[@LearnEnglishWithMatta]

Thank you for your kindness friend.

[@taebby78]

Aw he's so sweet. Despite his struggles and frustrations, he smiles and laughs. I love his attitude 😊😊

[@leximo_]

Could you imagine how simple bumps on plastic items such as bottles and cans make such a difference for visually impaired people?

[@studytoreachsuccess]

All My respect to him. Very proud of him handling everyday life. Very kind hearted, patient and friendly ❤️✨

[@insightyt1213]

He's so cute. No matter how hard it was for him to find the things, he still was smiling ❤

[@traceythomasromero8433]

PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDEOS TOGETHER I LOVE BOTH OF YOU

[@dimarsuhadinata9064]

Hahaha, how Hansol told his story is funny. Stay healthy Hansol!

[@kritikathakuri9834]

aw he is so cute it must be very hard for him hope he do well in the future too💕

[@heyyo9866]

4:50 this part was so painful for me bc he actually used to have the vision 😭 i thought he was born with it. it must be difficult for him for suddenly losing the sight :( but i'm so happy that he enjoying his life with his friends and kind people around him! hwaiting hansol!

[@bomyhony]

I love the fact that you can feel a healthy kindness from him

[@park_jisoo954]

OMG i miss Hansol so much, it’s very Good to see him again 😃

[@judssee]

I'm amazed at how he looks at the other person when he's talking! I hope he's always surrounded by helpful people ◡̈

[@kaaye.blessed]

I love watching these videos. It helps to recognize that someone with an invisible disability might be in need of help. Thank you for doing these experiments!

[@berylwheaten9385]

He's such a sweetheart 😭😭😭I want to be his personal shopper

[@tulipmars]

he's so sweet and positive about his disablity. he's very likable, i'd love to be his friend.

[@khininglarunlel9568]

Me thinking he seems like James Bond while searching for drinks....

[@Minji-l7r]

People with special conditions really has a hardtime. Even just getting through the day is hard for them, lets take time to appreciate them :)

[@EnglishSubOPMs]

i have been following hansol's adventures since the social expeiemnt you guys did. and it was very eye opening (no pun intended)

[@CrazySquirrelProductions]

You come up with some really interesting topics. Thanks.

[@KatieKillsjoy]

I wish I could give him my eyesight , he seems like such a nice person

[@nnm9858]

3:56 cute and funny guy. If I'm his friend, I can't lie, I had to tell him I have a pretty heart instead 😂

[@SpeedyOwl]

Really shows you the accommodations that shops brands and cities should be doing. Some bumps of braille on the neck of a bottle would be all it would take. (Assuming Korea has a form of Braille, but you would think so, like sign language, it's so important). Normally side dishes would be placed around like on a clock face, and you could say what the dishes are at each of the numbers, Kim Chi at one o'clock, up and to the right. The ordering online with friends comment made me pause a little too. With devices, you can usually use text to speech to roam them. But if the designers aren't adding image descriptions... idk I'm just surprised. Some organisations really, unintentionally, end up leaving people behind through thoughtlessness. Can he not buy a cane? The sort with the ball at the base.

[@leilasomeone7860]

*ill just pickup anything from side dishes* … *”and sometimes I will pick up the other persons food”* Oh man 😭😭

[@fatherramen475]

I wonder if he’s ever tried using a walking cane. That would probably help him avoid running into obstacles that are on the ground.

[@Golden__Cat]

그는 평소에 지팡이를 사용합니다. 지금은 동행자가 있어서 그의 팔꿈치를 잡고 이동하는것 같습니다. 시각장애인의 이동할때 도와주는 방법이라고 원샷한솔의 유투브 채널에서 봤습니다.

[@bangtanvmo5868]

Such a strong soul 🥺

[@danaslitlist1]

Ah, it's so frustrating and exhausting to worry about how others perceive you when you have a disability. It's one of the hardest things for me when I go out in public, especially in new places where people don't know me. I worry that they'll think I'm an inconvenience or that I might be bothering them by doing what I need in order to get by (with my cane or my wheelchair for example). But even more so when I go out without my equiptment, because while I look "normal" there are many things that I still physically struggle with.. So I can understand Hansol's pain here and it really touched me. I hope he knows he's part of a community who understands him and that he's not alone!

[@sezzz1394]

he is such a brave person🥺💓

[@user-bk1yq2gn1s]

내주변에는 다 연예인이야에서 빵 터졌어요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@rok6322]

Lucky you Jay u met Hansol, I hope one day I ll get to meet him too, big fan... U guys both have big hearts... All the luck and Love ☺

[@lalina1304]

It really wouldn't hurt to put braille on food packages and drinks.

[@RandyButternubs917]

This must be frustrating for him.. I love him though!! He's so nice!

[@jaiiscrazyyy]

This amazing vid so interesting love it❤ HANSOL have very beautiful pretty eyes

[@storyauajs]

원샷한솔님을 여기서 볼줄이야 항상 잘보고 있어요

[@mousykatka]

what a beautiful video! thanks for sharing!

[@steam_jane5580]

it's interesting to see what getting around is like for visually impaired people. I can see there are challenges: people who are not blind don't often think of the number of obstacles for one thing that you could trip and hurt yourself on. One thing you can get away with tho is stabbing your food /J . Also, I understand that when things take a bit of time or you do it differently it can feel embarrassing, but you're just trying to get the right product like anyone else and you shouldn't feel ashamed of something out of your control and not you doing anything bad. thanks for sharing and thanks for the English subtitles

[@Zineb91997]

He is sooo handsome and so kind

[@readysteady2857]

i cry every time i see his videos💔some people might be thinking he is lying

[@sewafuad8436]

This made me Hella emotional

[@Kremoar]

why does my protective instinct kick in with this man?

[@jaiiscrazyyy]

AWW HES MY FAV I LOVE HIM WITH U OMGGGG SO GLAD HE IN THE VIDS STILL I LOVE U AND HIM

[@karmen__]

I just realized that for example European style of eating when you just have your own plate and also fork instead of chopsticks makes it easier to eat for a blind person than Asian style of eating with a lot of side dishes and chopsticks. 😳 I never thought even a second about that but I'm grateful that I see this video now and realized some things.

[@claratigga2233]

Would request you to convey this message to Hansol(if possible).He's such a cheerful person. The point where he said he has to do it quick or else people might say him something,it hurts.Not to pity but people should learn to be considered. Hansol-shi you're doing really great.Keep your head high.Take care.

[@cannes-g9d]

엄청 긍정왕이시다 ! 에너지가 좋아요

[@dalkim1583]

음료수를 쉽게 찾을 수 있게 점자안내문이나 해당 편의점 어플들어가면 음성안내 받을 수 있으면 좋겠다!

[@Tekken-c5q]

06:20 이 부분 공감합니다. 단순히 그 정도의 차이로 비교할 수 없는 부분이 있죠. 물론 겉으로 드러내기 힘든 부분이기도 하구요.

[@elliescozyy303]

He is soooo precious thooooo

[@lysaellisa4140]

U have a good friend. 😍

[@hyebinlee8495]

Best collaboration 😍

[@kateroyax]

Hi from Los Angeles! I'm blind artist

[@elynnso9598]

Thanks for the video ❤️

[@SC_Emily]

The concerning idea just came to my mind midway though the video, but i'd imagine it would be incredibly difficult for a blind individual to evacuate a building in an emergency situation. Of course, some emergency devices like fire alarms will emit light (for those who are deaf or hard of hearing), and sounds for those who are blind. BUT, think about it-What tactics could a blind individual use while in a time-sensitive and highly stressful situation like that. I can't even imagine what steps would have to be done, if said blind individual didn't have a companion to help assist them. Plus, everyone values their independence and freedom. They may not like the idea of having to need a companion at all times. It's concerning to imagine anyone having to navigate thought a dangerous situation like a fire, but to imagine navigating such a task blind is all the more intimidating. Whatever can be done to improve safety measures, I hope it comes to a head.

[@rozinasrin1459]

Bruh he is soooo cuteeeeeeeeeer 😩😩😩

[@celesteloves.]

It must hurt to not see anything 😔 He's very strong 💞

[@m.c.6177]

I'm curious. Do blind guide lines between public transport stations exist in Seoul? How get blind people support? With tools or aids? Is there any organization where blind people can get support/help?

[@floiris_]

this video was amazing

[@HJM633]

요즘에 영상 자주 올려줘서 좋다

[@tanjak72]

In the part of Germany I live in, if a blind or elderly or short or wheelchaired person asks a random person nearby for help, they usually do it. Some even offer to keep company during the whole ordeal. It does not matter how those people giving a helping hand look like (biker style, punk or mundane), most of them have a soft side and give a helping hand easily. That is my experience in a small village. I hope it is the same in big cities.

[@Sivart713]

When I went to Japan I remember walking by an area where there was a school for the blind or just an area where alot of blind people commuted. I always wondered what was on their mind when they're walking alone through japan like that.

[@mellisacampbell5950]

He's so cute 🥰

[@mi_latibule1011]

I hope they can put braille system to products or at the menus, at the convenience store, or make a space for blind people at the side walk.

[@Felix-wt7rq]

man I love Hansol

[@Felix-wt7rq]

soooooo much

[@jasontheblind]

I can very much relate to this. I am visually impaired and it looks like the vision he has is pretty similar to mine. Frankly, life sucks when you are blind (visually impaired / legally blind). There are very limited job opportunities and people always look down on me. There are times I often wonder why I was even born.

[@try9749]

those people that look down on you are disgusting, you are more human than they will ever be and I'm sure you're an amazing person!

[@briarhamrick]

hansol is so cute😖

[@SaisaiDem]

I can’t wait till there is a cure for blindness.

[@joyau9177]

He’s so cool

[@cupcakemuffin3699]

I wish there was a way for those who are blind to know where each drink is. Like Braille or like he suggested, a sound that could tell him where things are. It would be so much easier for him. Another thing, that he talked about was about the things he bumps into while walking. I wish that it wasn’t in the way of the sidewalk so that he would not bump into them. This could make his life a lot more easier.

[@lalajean452]

I have a classmate who is blind but he's very talented at piano and also very smart . He's our top 1 . My other classmate will laugh at him sometimes and no one talk to him , they will talk to him if they have a question about a certain subject tho but creating convesation its not that oftrn . I always observe him and create conversation. I will sometimes borrow his tool to write ( sorry i dont know what it is called ) then he will teach me how it works , write and read . I also sometimes buy him his food so he wouldnt go down ( our classroom is at the 3rd floor ) although my other classmate will buy him his food when its their turn to assist him . ( we have this patttern where everyday every classmate will assist him .

[@zenzen9877]

Aw you're so sweet!keep it up👍

[@EISTP-A]

오 좋아하는 유튜버가 두 명.... 여기서 보니까 더 반갑네요

[@pureiko642]

Great video👍😍👍

[@gwot]

why does he not carry a walking stick? that would avoid hitting low objects and tripping, also people are more aware and might offer to help, cuz he otherwise looks not-blind.

[@evelynn3941]

Maybe because he wants to be more independent.

[@gwot]

@@evelynn3941 that... um. I mean, he's free to do whatever but this isn't the time to want to be more independent. I get if he doesn't want help from others, but help yourself with a stick!

[@karma-bomb]

@@gwot most blind people dont use canes

[@gwot]

@@karma-bomb and why is that?

[@msgangstr]

he has one he just doesn't always use it

[@kallilaing2023]

Jaykeeout should do one with a deaf person video

[@penguingobrrbrr353]

that would be hard

[@kallilaing2023]

@@penguingobrrbrr353 would be allowed to have an interpreter with the deaf person

[@VivekKumar-py8uh]

Awesome contents every time

[@user-mc6vi8yd7l]

Damn not only would it be hard it would be so awkward cause he honestly looks normal

[@User-og6ki]

I think I have a tiny crush on oneshothansol

[@Camaika1997]

I wonder if he had considered using a cane (which would prevent him from bumping into low obstacles) or an app/glasses with augumented reality, that read labels for you. Even plain smartphone would work, since they mostly have picture-to-text features now, and also text-reading features. So if you don't want to use an app, you could scan it with your phone and then have it read out loud. I wonder, if accessibility and mobility aids are just not as widespread in Korea as there are elsewhere?

[@malihamumu7369]

It must be really hard for you .. fighting .

[@sumyilaw3298]

I think he should get a white cane, so he won't hurt himself easily.

[@Misakigi]

Sometimes blind and visually impaired people don't like cane because it makes their condition stand out (especially ones who have been sighted and developed issues over time). Also, the cane gets broken often especially in crowded places like subways so pandemic helps with lessening crowds but he likely either doesn't want the cane or doesn't feel bothered enough to use it for this video going to places he already is familiar with.

[@destelpa]

Just to hop off of what Melissa said, Hansol actually broke his cane in a video when it got caught in someone's bike wheel. The bike was sticking out onto the braille path

[@sumyilaw3298]

@@destelpa But I think break the cane is better than hurt yourself. Its too dangerous.

[@Misakigi]

@@sumyilaw3298 only each and every blind and visually impaired person can make the decision for themselves 🤷🏻 I would also get frustrated after the umpteenth time my cane got broken... who knows? Maybe he didn't use a cane especially for this video but if he feels safe enough to not use it I say kudos to him bc I don't think I'm brave enough to do that!

[@destelpa]

@@sumyilaw3298 yeah I agree that breaking the cane would be worth saving yourself. I suspect for this video, he just felt comfortable without it

[@sazimansanto1989]

i really sad when people have blind and anything sickness, i don't know why cause i have a friend blind, when i speak to him, i start crying at he back cause too sad when i think how they life, my godd, really broke my heart:'( i really hope, God will pay them for better afterlife, i comment this while crying😂😭

[@ilovemyservicedog8862]

Also you should check out Hadley school for the blind they offer international courses for blind people to learn how to read braille and mark things and learn things

[@unzilakhan9365]

idk if this already exists but like a scanner that reads out what the object is for a blind person. For example, the would like scan a can or beverage and the scanner will read it out like "Pepsi...etc"

[@shahkiro1346]

Seriously, my very first impression on him that like he is just normal lerson not blind, I often seeing blind people mostly use dark glasses and stick

[@tanjak72]

Is there not an app for phones that could read out loud the words on the products? I mean there are translation apps that do that, maybe they can be of use for blind people.

[@알레만잔데]

Please be there by his side

[@funnylizzie87]

Here in Australia we have braille on our money note which is real helpful

[@cassie7thomson]

I know many 'handicapped' people want to be totally independent and not need people to help them, but sometimes it'd be better and easier just to admit you need a bit of help. Would be better just asking the store worker where ---- is, rather than getting weird looks coz they think you're doing something weird to the drink/food or stealing Think it must be worse at a big store or mall where the change certain things around every couple month - I hate it and I'm not visually impaired

[@nunyabeezneez7769]

Does anyone know if he has an eye disease or what his blindness is due to? I am curious because I have a son who is legally blind due to an eye disease called keratoconus. My son just had cornea tranplants and now can can finally see better. He was legally blind since he was 20yrs old and now he is 28. It was a long and stressful time as a mother. It is so hard to see your loved one struggle. It never stopped him from doing most things but fore as a mother it always hurt my heart. So I feel for this guy. It makes me sad because I k ow his struggles.

[@leakim_kai3008]

장애인에 관심이 많은 고딩이입니다 저희 학교에서 관심분야를 연구하는 수업시간이 있어서 한솔님 영상을 포함해서 많이 보면서 장애인분들의 불편함을 많이 조사하고 있어요 참 불편함은 많은데 방법을 떠올리기가 어렵고 방법이 있어도 실행하기도 어렵네요 제가 마니 노력해서 그래도 지금보다 장애인이 살기 편한 세상 만들어보겠습니다!