Sam Evans' Top 9 Best Moments

Sam's top 10 best moments from Season 1 to 6!
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[@everyoneh8smonday]

I stan, I love, WE Love, Sam.

[@thempod8837]

Haha I do, too! Thanks for watching!

[@mauricioortizaznar1972]

Love him ❤❤❤

[@ashleyfranchini511]

I love Sam I Still want you Hold on

[@johnrainsman6650]

Sam's dyslexia reminded me, what _exactly_ is a learning disability? How's it different than the brain of someone without it? Does it *necessarily* affect your understanding? And when I say understanding, I mean whether or not you grasp what you read or hear. Some people need clarification, more context, or perhaps to reread a chapter, for example, and then they might understand it (or better). With that said, do *_all_* learning disabilities link to "I get it" or "I don't get it"? For some reason, people with learning disabilities often think they're dumb, but why?

[@twitterodammit5082]

Probably the school systen, they are designed for people who think a certain way its honestly frustrating

[@camilla6482]

There not Dumd I have learning disabilities one of them being Dislexia, I worked at it and I have gotten really good at reading and writing many words now and sometimes I can still understand the word from subtext in the story even if I can't read it, it just means they think a little differently and need a little more help depending on there personality or just how much the diffrent ability effects them. ( For lack of better words) There not Dumd at all and actually depending on what they like and how they are, they can be one of the smartest people.

[@johnrainsman6650]

@@camilla6482 truth is, I myself have a learning disability-the one I was talking about in my original comment: a slow limited understanding. That’s why I wondered if ALL learning disabilities affect your information processing and whether you “get it” or not. They make my type ignorant characters on TV, like Patrick Star or Homer Simpson

[@camilla6482]

@@johnrainsman6650 oh okay, that is a good question I'm not for sure. But I do go to a school for all different ability kind of young adults. It helps us get jod experience and just to be out in the world.

[@johnrainsman6650]

I was kind of hoping that instead of merely giving me a like/heart, the person who notices my comment gives me a reply too.

[@umitencho]

reply

[@johnrainsman6650]

@@umitencho Oh, it's been a while, but I think I asked a question and I didn't get a reply, just a like. My question was, does a learning disability necessarily affect your understanding? You know, like, "I get it" or "I don't get it"? That's what mine does; the way you word something matters so I can understand it, whether an assignment, book, conversation, etc. I was asking because Sam's dyslexia reminded me of learning disabilities.

[@obohemma1983]

I like Sam in season 6 I love samchele

[@elvaortiz6125]

Wedyuo2😂

[@mirandajewell23]

Could you do a Marley Rose top moments?

[@thempod8837]

Sure! Will be working on it! Thanks for watching! :)

[@kstruck]

do you know what episode the picture in the thumbnail is from ?

[@thempod8837]

Hi! It's from the Rocky Horror episode, S2 E5. 🙂

[@Retrokage]

Honestly Sams character is great he became a male stripper just to help his family