Worst Things To Touch As A Blind Person

[@matfejpatrusin4550]

Just impossible to watch this without a smile

[@sesseljabs964]

Yup

[@sweetdreams_98]

Étám Irút I didn't smile 😮

[@masondoesguitar]

Anna Henning You're profile picture seems to disagree, lol

[@jujuoof174]

For real

[@ScreaminMime]

Whoever is doing your editing for you is dong a fine job, Tommy.

[@EmeraldFilmz]

+Ben Churchill Plot twist, he opens his eyes and it turns out he can see perfectly fine.

[@micahphilson]

+EmeraldFilmz | Minecraft He opened his eyes in a video. Trust me, unless he has amazing contacts, there's no way he could see. He could barely even get them open since he never uses those muscles.

[@starsandmoon8516]

He reads these comments by a software on his computer or has his editor read some to him. He made a video recently about mean comments. It was fricken hilarious.

[@crabmeat3803]

Screamin Mime donggggg

[@Whatever-xu3np]

You know in the setting of IOS devices there are Read-Aloud stuffs. With siri voice it read whatever on screen for u

[@davishall]

Really, that ending joke isn't being discussed at all in the comments, and it's really the best thing I've heard in a long time.

[@sexygaywizard]

David Treder I know, right? I was looking for someone to say something about it, like, did he just say a masturbation joke? lmao

[@ncburton1713]

EvenKnowIDont It was funny to I was waiting for some form of that joke, but when it came it took me a second to realize what he'd said. XD I'm very surprised more people haven't commented on it. Maybe it was too subtle for a lot of people. XD

[@SalamanderMagic]

EvenKnowIDont Ikr! I thought it was so funny bc he's usually very innocent and then we get this innuendo.

[@hywodena]

David Treder It took me a second to get it 😂

[@mollyallen2400]

HAHAHA I didn't listen that far the first time I watched this one - probably fell asleep mid-way. Since I saw your comment I went back and watched to the end and LOLd. :P

[@DarkShadows713]

There are two terrible things in the world, in no particular order: •a warm toilet seat •a cold toilet seat

[@alapekuttaja7222]

I would rather have my bare ass on a cold one, what's wrong with that?

[@barnaclebailey]

@@alapekuttaja7222 brrr

[@crazy10bears]

Imagine not being able to see the toilet in a public bathroom.

[@fuckoff5893]

At first I was like no way, a warm toilet seat would be awesome! Then I was trying to think about why it would be bad, and I realized the reason a toilet seat could possibly be warm…

[@Tj-oh8qf]

He touched the spaghet

[@tori9365]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@-gemberkoekje-5547]

😂😂😂

[@Timurisoverhere]

Thomas Owens LMAO 😂

[@haroldgranger4888]

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[@PashaGamingYT]

**happy papyrus noises**

[@willj476]

what about reading 'DO NOT TOUCH in brail, that must be pretty creepy!

[@InMyBassMent]

I was just about to say that

[@zf0666]

Like reading 'do not read'?

[@Kay-eq3ts]

Will John Braille**

[@trosebud223]

probably the same as "dont look" in print

[@crabmeat3803]

Ewwwwwww that'd be weiiirrdd

[@Efreeti]

A lot of these are definitely not just you, Tommy.

[@mikewright7964]

+Efreeti The only one I disagree on is the cat

[@DragoonWarrior790]

Same here. Not all, but at least half of what you said drives me nuts when I get it on my hands too. Even though I can see.

[@ItsAlleged]

I believe it was the "warm and furry" thing that he was referring to, not the cat. Pretty sure it was a dead mouse or something like that.

[@jessicaann8700]

Efreeti yeah but these things would've come as a shock to him cause he can't see them

[@Sasha-wd7qf]

He was talking about a fur ball.

[@kimpaspossible]

If pasta didn't exist I wouldn't know what to eat 80% of the time haha

[@TheColdestStone]

This x1000.

[@TheDrunkenMantis]

+404killer What's sad about eating pasta all the time? Long as you don't overdo it with calories, I see no problem with that. Pasta is amazing.

[@kimpaspossible]

404killer pasta with meat, pasta with sauce, pasta with bacon, pasta with fish, pasta with veggies, pasta with cheese, etc. Macaroni, spaghetti, farfalle, penne, tagliatelle, greek pasta, asian noodles, etc. The choice is pretty much unlimited

[@thestarspark2288]

+404killer Nothing wrong with pasta, in the Mediterranean they have been eating it for thousands of years. It works because they eat everything in balance. Its all about portion size as well. Pasta doesn't need to mean heavy American style "Olive Garden" crap. It can be freshly made with very basic ingredients, beautiful produce and healthy protein.

[@jessali_]

+Kim Brasseur Same! I once met someone who's NEVER had anything pasta-related! To this day, every time I eat pasta (which is almost every day), I think of them and feel sad for them.

[@_streetlights_]

When he laughs, I smile.

[@IfYouMeetAWolf]

That's called empathy, lol.

[@katem4805]

IfYouMeetAWolf lmao its not empathy at all. Empathy is sharing/understanding what someones going through or feeling. He just has an incredible laugh that makes you smile.

[@IfYouMeetAWolf]

You wouldn't smile because of/with him if you didn't have empathy.

[@katem4805]

IfYouMeetAWolf unless they are also blind and know someone who is blind, then its not empathy.

[@IfYouMeetAWolf]

...What? I think you mean that blind people smile too, and therefor it isn't empathy? The people who has been blind since birth can't smile unless they are laughing, they have to learn how to smile without pure emotion. This just proves that it's based on empathy, because they will smile (naturally) when, let's say, a person sounds happy, and therefor they smile because the other person seem happy. You gotta realize that a smile is just a smile, it's a facial expression that we copy because of empathy. Without empathy you wouldn't have the urge to smile because there would be nothing to it, just a person smiling.

[@bugsmane]

Does anyone notice how ALL of his thumbnails are him laughing ao smiling? He's always so happy

[@Azomorat]

I don't like stepping on landmines.

[@Azomorat]

+Corley Whamster Oh and im white so it's a big surprise, i mean for brown people it's common.

[@Marco-cl9pb]

+Corley Whamster LOL

[@MrGiXxEr]

It's not "stepping on them" that is the problem.

[@Popmanpraise]

Smh I hate when that happens

[@Connie_TinuityError]

I mean, who does like it?

[@Skintailor]

You should try to explain how you visualize the alphabet how do you think the letters of alphabet looks try to make them out of play-dough

[@TommyEdisonXP]

+Skintailor Can Blind People Write With A Pen? kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIDCfnxse7h-ma8

[@yes1sir1no1sir]

+TommyEdisonXP Oh my god, you look like a little baby TommyEdison in that video!

[@SkyeBuller]

+ISureDoLikeCats DEAD LMAO

[@Drag0ncl0ud]

+Hidden BehindACamera I think the visual cortex in blind people is taken over by somatosensory neurons. We call it the visual cortex because we use it to see but it's function is really more of an abstract idea processor at a more basic level. For example, the primary visual cortex fires in blind people when they are reading braille.

[@ESPmrBrough]

he needs to be able to think spatially though, so maybe there's enough faculty for him to plot physical objects on an imaginary set of planes.

[@loganboomer]

I'm sobbing and it's 2:00 am and he's just so pure this makes me so happy

[@samlynn1992]

AliBoom I feel this, every time I watch a Tommy video I feel all warm and fuzzy and tearful he's my favourite human on KZbin I legit want to be his friend

[@gonzalezm244]

Not so pure at 4:38 though hehe

[@BeeBumper]

Sobbing? Why sobbing?

[@xandercorp6175]

+Angel Gd Strong emotional release.

[@BeeBumper]

xander don't go around making assumptions there is no emotion involved. You sound like an idiot.

[@ChantalMonette]

I think it's interesting that everything you said is exactly what I think about these things. People are more similar than we generally think.

[@youareahog]

That's true!

[@BubblesTheBard]

I feel you on the wet flip flops. thats just awful.

[@ASHERUISE]

No, MUDDY flip flops are awful.

[@tamraarmstrong1808]

CycloneMetal the only thing i hate about wet flipflops is they're slippery but i like the sound they make.

[@jesspavlichenko5745]

wet, dirty feet/shoes is the worst thing ever

[@ricochetey]

NO IM CAPTAIN KIRK!!!

[@blazingtrs6348]

i hate sandy flip flops

[@rougesunset]

I hate walking into a lake and not being able to see the bottom, and all of a sudden your foot squishes into a clump of slimy seaweed :C

[@logicreason3231]

Well, they call it seaweed for a reason. There's no seaweed in a lake. x.x

[@rougesunset]

Logic Reason You have obviously never been to a lake.

[@Amber-zg4zo]

There definitely is.

[@therealoneeighth]

Seaweed is a generic term for certain forms of salt water plants and algae. If it was in a lake it is, most likely, just a fresh water plant. There are salt water lakes but they are mostly in the middle east and not really known for having a lot of plant growth.

[@rougesunset]

Unbiased News Network Yes, it is a generic term. End of story. Get off your high, pedantic horse.

[@hywodena]

"I feel a warm furry thing on the ground, I pick it up and throw it outside and go wash my hands" Oh my god you meant a furball. I thought you meant the cat! O.O I was scared for a second!

[@anniepark6694]

Jennifer Reeves I thought he meant the cat too......

[@ASHERUISE]

I thought he meant a rodent that the cat dragged in. I'm hoping it wasn't still alive when he threw it.

[@staceylikesthelogicalthing8042]

See I was thinking hairball, lol. I HOPE it wasn't the whole damn cat!

[@katyungodly]

Oh wow I thought it was the cat through the whole video haha disgusting!

[@stargatefansg1]

I'm with you on the chalk thing. I absolutely HATE touching or hearing chalk. I once paid someone in high school art class to do my chalk project for me hahaha!

[@TheDrunkenMantis]

+stargatefansg1 The idea of rock climbers chalking up their hands before a climb makes my skin crawl, lol. I'm in the same boat as you.

[@sydneybarlow2762]

As a gymnast, I use chalk all the time. It's usually a powder or a block, but I can't stand drawing chalk or chalk for a blackboard.

[@youngsolidsnake2085]

I imagine that biting into chalk would be a nightmarish experience.

[@SkyeBuller]

+Young Solid Snake that made me cringe

[@Melissa0774]

+stargatefansg1 When I was in school, there was a boy hated chalk that much because it made him sneeze. He wouldn't touch it with his bare hands.

[@PixelCortex]

It's so interesting that you detest touching sticky things so much. It's like sighted people getting something in their eye, it inhibits your ability to sense the world. I've never though of it like that before, thank you.

[@mcomeros]

dude i discovered your channel. you are a breath of fresh air.

[@stealthlock6634]

Lot of people joke like it's nice "yay you warmed it for me" but honestly it's just quietly awkward for all of us. A stranger's body heat. Ewww? But we can all agree....when you sit down and it's warm, and it's a TOILET seat....EEEEAAAAGGHHHH

[@josharnhill7452]

Stealthlock a warm toilet seat legitimately doesn't bother me in the least

[@alfiedraper9564]

disgusting human alert!

[@ZNZbane]

A warm toilet seat is the ultimate paradox: It obviously feels better than a cold toilet seat, but the knowledge of why the seat is warm is disgusting.

[@Baleur]

Its not eww if you were attracted to that person

[@Natashakiable18]

I completely agree with a lot of what you've said. Like placing your hand into sticky syrup or something wet at a restaurant or diner. Even as someone who can see, sometimes I can't even see stuff like that because sometimes they'll have wiped it up, but it's still sticky or it's a small droplet or the table is covered in an odd/hard to look at design, and I'll end up placing my arm on it and I'm like "ughhh!" lol.

[@freddykrueger5503]

+Natashakiable18 that ain't syrup...

[@Cold_Ham_on_Rye]

I imagine getting sticky things on your hands would be fairly equivalent to getting gunk on your glasses.

[@Jeffguy55]

Cold Ham on Rye that's what I was thinking.

[@rmg480]

That and basically having them glued to you and not being able to take them off

[@triple_gem_shining]

Deep

[@bcaye]

Cold Ham on Rye Naw, you can clean your glasses and they aren't your skin. The cat thing I don't understand. The train thing I do understand.

[@Tadesan]

So umm, you don't notice it for days until someone goes "dude your glasses are filthy, how can you even see?"

[@TheLadyBandit]

It's not just you, Tommy, that warm train seat is probably made of farts.

[@MrsSasukeUchiha]

Rich Auntie Skeleton 👌👏👍

[@TheCurryAsian]

The joke at the end was the best part.

[@joshuawangadi1710]

I can't stop smiling watching this video haha. What a way to be positive above all the adversaries, very inspiring.

[@EdM66410]

That masturbation reference at the end.....HAHA

[@jeffreyfricker1468]

I wish I had the pure joy and awe of the world this gentlemen has. A true, genuine soul. This man makes my day. It's intriguing to get to hear about what his brain processes in compensation to sight. Truly remarkable.

[@michealbay8301]

" my hands are the window to the world " - tommy

[@greatestever184]

Im a sighted person who HATES chalk. Im getting chills just thinking about it. I also hate nail files and popsicle sticks. Ugh. Got goosebumps now.

[@ThatSoddingGamer]

Rubbing my hand against paper, especially coarse paper (or cardboard). Depending on the state of my hand at the time (how dry it is), it can feel oddly awful. The rest of the time it's fine, or even pleasant.

[@pidarast4653]

That Sodding Gamer I can't even touch paper without getting awful goosebumps I hate it.

[@vrabbers2458]

Dex When I accidentally scratch my fingernails on paper ogohoohoh. Its the worst thing, especially if I havent cut them in a while

[@maxmaggio612]

+Vrabb'o'animate SAME!!!!

[@aknarxus]

You're one of the most positive people on youtube. You're always smiling, and making jokes even about things you don't like. It's really refreshing.

[@blackberrybunny]

Hi Tommy. I am legally blind my whole life and I know what you mean when you says our fingers are our eyes to the world. The way we can "see" things with our fingertips, that might not make sense to the sighted. But it is so true! I understand what you are feeling about certain things feeling unpleasant or startling. I also dislike tape residue. And I've stepped on a wasp a couple of times too. For us, our hands are like another sensory input. Happy new year to you. I look forward to more of your great, and funny, videos. You are such a nice guy! I wish I really knew you in person. You'd be so much fun to hang out with! Bye from Molly in north sunny and warm Florida.

[@Irn424]

How do you type?

[@blackberrybunny]

Isaiah Robert Hi Isaiah, I guess what you are asking is how did I learn to type? It was just as difficult for me as a sighted person, because NO ONE was allowed to look at their keyboard either way! It took me and the other students 2 years of high school to get up to about 85 words per minute. I learned where they keys were with the help of our teacher; together, we made little Braille stickers for each key. It was easy for me to feel the keys. In fact, this gave me an advantage over the other students. Since we were not allowed to look at the keys, they had no idea if they were about to hit the wrong key or not, whereas I could feel which key I was on! Hahah! And while they looked and copied text out of their books, the state of Alabama got me special tapes to listen to-- so all I had to do was type what was being dictated to me. Other students would later on take a couple of months out of the year just to learn how to do diction, and here again, I already had the upper hand. The only problem I had was, I couldn't see my paper I typed to review it! But it didn't matter. This was a long time ago, in the mid 80's. All of that stuff I learned then, about how to indent paragraphs and make cc: notes on papers is now pretty much extinct, since we now have texting and computers. Computers were just coming into being then, I used an Apple IIe computer. I really couldn't do anything with it without the help of another student. The screen only had green text! There was no Internet. It was very primitive!! Nowadays, thanks to Apple and some awesome software companies, our iPhones are made easily accessible to the blind! Our phones talk to us and guide us through the apps. It's very advanced and wonderful.

[@Irn424]

Molly A. Block thanks for a serious response! My school has computer keyboards with braille on them, I think its neat :)

[@blackberrybunny]

Isaiah Robert It IS neat; it's like knowing a REAL secret code in real life, that you read with your FINGERTIPS! How freakin' awesome IS that?!! VERY!! You can learn the Braille alphabet easily. It's called "Grade 1 Braille." After that, you learn "Grade 2 Braille" where a Braille dot symbol is used to represent an entire common word, not just a letter of the alphabet...words such as "and," "but," "you," etc. And THEN you learn numbers and math, and that math is called "Nemeth Code." See? It really IS a code! Also, in case you are interested, when you read Braille, on a page, you use both hands on the page. You place both hands at the beginning of the line of Braille, and slide them both together over the line, but you only use your left hand for the first half of the line, then when you reach the midway point, your right hand takes over, finishing the line, while you at the same time position your left hand over the NEXT line below. It's so you can read faster and not lose your place. I know in a lot of movies, well, they used to do it this way, they would show a 'blind' person reading a whole page with only one hand, usually their right, and this is very very incorrect. Braille is very cool-- and anyone sighted can learn Grade 1 Braille, the alphabet, with ease. "Writing" Braille, on the other hand, is an entire different challenge. If you don't have a special typewriter that punches Braille dots, you use a 'slate and stylus' which is a flat metal stencil type of thing, and a stylus, which is a pointed hand held thing that pushes holes into special thick Braille paper. The magical thing about writing Braille this way is that you must write everything, and I mean EVERYTHING, completely backwards! That way, when you flip the paper over to read it, it is 'right-side up.' If you use the special Braille typewriter (not anything like a traditional typewriter), you write it as you would on a regular typewriter. Writing Braille yourself with a slate and stylus is a real challenge and requires a LOT of thinking! There is no easy way to 'erase' a Braille dot once you've made it. You can try to "rub'" it back down, but blind people have fingertips that can feel even the slightest bump. We can see where mistakes were made....... Sorry this was long, I just thought you or others might be interested in knowing how this works. :-)

[@junbh2]

+Molly A. Block I've tried to write braille with a slate and stylus and I don't think it's that hard. You don't write backwards, you write in the same order just from right to left instead of left to right. Though not being able to erase was hard. And not being able to easily check the word you just wrote. But the supposed 'backwards' thing was really not a big deal at all... I don't know why people say that unless because it makes it sound cool?

[@DoreenBellDotan]

This channel is absolutely FASCINATING.

[@loughkb]

Tommy, thanks for doing these videos. It's wonderful to get a view of your world. In a manner of speaking.

[@samaheralowais6419]

his laughter makes me happy. i hope you are as happy as your laughing makes me.

[@JBRewind]

I work at a veterinary hospital, and I gotta say, I hate touching blood. It's slippery and sticks to your skin, and it can take a while to fully wash off, and until you do, everything feels slippery.

[@linasayshush]

Justin Bird I'm not a vet, but I get the feeling because uterus. And it just gets everywhere, no matter how careful you are, two weeks later I'll find a drop of blood on the wall. Like?! And the stickiness when it starts to dry and clog, it's not like anything else.

[@cantonripfist7853]

Blood has the consistency of motor oil. I heard that on forensic files thought it was interesting. That's the reason a lot of people that stab someone violently end up cutting themselves also leaving behind evidence.

[@JohnSmith-nl7td]

Canton Ripfist you act like you've never bled ?

[@cantonripfist7853]

Lol. How so? I've bled before, not like gushing blood from a severed artery or anything that bad but I've some bad injuries. The worst of which I had to be rushed to the hospital and I had four surgeries afterwards because of complications. In fact I love seeing my own blood, not to the point that I hurt myself on purpose though.

[@JohnSmith-nl7td]

Canton Ripfist My bad, just from the way you described hearing it from something else made it seem like you've never bled bad. I feel the same. Blood is cool.

[@chenellesantana]

I just started watching this guy today and everytine I have a smile on my face he is a awesome individual

[@jshinn123]

God I love you Tommy. Your personality is amazing.

[@worthyevents]

I first found your videos through my cousin whom is also blind posting them on social media. However as a sighted person, I myself find you as a motivation and inspiration. You have a wonderful and delightful personality I wish more human beings mimicked. I know I certainly will. God bless and keep up the good work

[@rachel_against]

It's actually a "What nobody likes to touch" video :D Love it!!

[@sargentharlow863]

this guy is halarios and full of joy

[@noirling1]

These videos are so eye-opening.

[@FrostfyreAkali]

Hahahahahahahagahagagagagagagaggagahahahah

[@descripto2586]

I must've touched so much that my vision left and came back a hundred thousand times this second.

[@williamhayden7711]

I've always hated the feeling of chalk and chalk boards. Blah.

[@annabellemoden8653]

Me too. It's terrible.

[@houdini1972]

I never thought I'd say this at any time in my life, but you tube is a better place with you on it.

[@SteamBunneh]

I love your jokes at the end of your videos! Youre such a great and funny guy.. cant wait for the next one! ~Love And Light~

[@alexcurtis3385]

It's cool how many of the things he mentioned were things that lots of people don't really like to touch and how some of what he mentioned was really different and insightful

[@drawnkitten]

You are the best kind of person

[@FunnyShorts-lg6ri]

It's not just you, even for sighted people, or me at least, every single thing you said about feeling things I can relate to.

[@JustNatax3]

I agree with you! These things send chills up and down my spine. Except the pasta. Pasta is delicious! :)

[@mymicks21]

I always think it would be terrible to lose my sight. But after I watch your videos I realize a world that you can't see isn't worse, but different. I love watching your videos because of the different way you interpret the world.

[@sickness911119]

that last joke killed me, only some will get it xD It's great.

[@georgeytg]

I didn't get it

[@sickness911119]

Then you don't need to know. xD

[@noahreeser3342]

George player people used to say if you masturbate you'll go blind to discourage masturbation. it's not really that special of a thing to understand please ask me if I care must just be a total edgelord. or masturbate a lot

[@kirstycollins4237]

Wow, this is fantastic! My Aspergers son would completely agree with you. He couldn't stand any texture at all in his mouth when he was little and would starve himself. It took us ages to figure out what was going on because we have no concept of how things felt to him. He has built a much larger repertoire of things he can tollerate now he is older and he is big and healthy. It's facinating how much people vary in their sensitivity with their senses.

[@MissyFaye]

that last joke tho 😂👌

[@hnlvance]

Love how he’s so humble

[@Inksanity]

the warm, furry thing you felt was probably a freshly killed animal your cat decided to bring you as a gift its just their weird way of showing that they love you

[@TakaiDesu]

Hello Tommy!!! I´m so happy that I´ve found your videos! I love hearing your experiences! You´re a very positive and happy guy that brings me joy of life!

[@NeonAtary777]

I hate setting on a chair that someone was sitting on before me and is still warm

[@kyleel3323]

happy you're back tommy! your videos make me happy :)

[@zeeet]

The older i get, the more i like the prewarmed seats

[@NatalieNightwolf]

+zet Lmao me too, it's the poor man's version of heated seats

[@LuzDeMariposita]

zet the COLDER I get , the more I like prewar med seats (!)

[@alsyrriad]

That's funny, it's flip flopped for me. The older I get the more I dislike prewarmed seats.

[@badcornflakes6374]

The older I get, the less I care about petty stuff

[@nisarhussain9840]

This guy is great , makes me happy as well as makes me understand how blind people think.

[@Cadrid]

As a sighted person, we have almost identical dislikes in the things we don't like to touch. Especially the chalk and getting a sticky substance like Fluffernutter/maple syrup/glue/BBQ sauce on my fingers. Off-topic, when it comes to colors there's a thing called a "color gradient" where one color (such as green) will gradually shift into another color (such as blue). Can you think of an experience similar to that using your other senses?

[@nyctoverse5036]

I don't have a problem with chalk tbh

[@Jacob_Waller]

I subscribed because your laughter is so contagious. I love your positive outlook on your situation!

[@Soreation]

Hah! Holy shit that last line was golden

[@eveylovberg3201]

i love hearing you talk! i am not blind but have high myopia and wish i could have half the positivity you do!

[@valerief1231]

You know what I hate to touch? Microfiber clothes, the ones you clean with. No matter haw soft or moisturizer my hands are they grab my skin...brrrrr, eck! Ever touched the positive/negative end of a 9 volt battery to your tongue? My older brother made me do that. Oh, and an raw hamburger meat. I wear surgical gloves!!!

[@TommyEdisonXP]

Watch Tommy talk about his favorite things to touch - Best Things To Touch As A Blind Person: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWiwi414fruSeZI

[@vtechvsmile]

Having sight, I don't like to touch these things either

[@emilyrodell-morris333]

Hi Tommy I've just started watching your channel, I love it I'm obsessed you're a genuinely hilarious guy, hi from England!

[@Katie-ww8qk]

That is so funny I love the way pasta feels 😂 especially when it's twirly

[@swagurmom87]

Katie you feel ur pasta w ur hands?

[@PrincessJaz13]

"uahhhh" - I'm laughing the whole time, I also have such a warm fuzzy thing laying around. I really wish you the best.

[@FishSnackems]

Would it be scary to read a braille sign saying "DO NOT TOUCH"?

[@anniepark6694]

Asriel Dreemurr Yes it would.

[@jonneateh5815]

Lol made me choke. Stay clear. keep off. All signs you'd want to avoid

[@jessykapop]

I love your channel.. I just discovered your channel and you being so much joy to me.. Thanks.. You are like a huge ray of sunshine

[@tobyhunt2127]

I HATE that thing with chocolate bars! ... How does "Alex" tell you about quotations, exclamations, and other punctuation in sentences?

[@tobyhunt2127]

I can totally relate to so much of this, the glue residue included. Also, sitting somewhere someone else just sat is uncomfortable for me. It isn't so much with hard seats, though.

[@jefryt95]

you have such a positive view on things smiling the whole time

[@PockASqueeno]

Speaking of public bathrooms, here's a (possibly too personal) question for you. How do you aim when you pee in a public bathroom? I'm sure in your own bathroom, you know exactly the height and distance of your toilet, so that's no problem. But when going to a bathroom you've never been to before, do you just avoid the urinals and use a stall/toilet to be safe? And if so, do you bend down and feel exactly where the toilet is to make sure you hit the inside of the bowl? Or do you just play it safe and sit down to pee?

[@banan5297]

He probably just sits down to urinate.

[@100ThievesYT]

PockASqueeno I like to pretend to be blind and pee in sinks in public bathrooms

[@anniepark6694]

PockASqueeno I'd like to know that myself. I have a blind friend who sits down to pee, but I've also heard that a guy can like prop his legs against it, and that can help aim, if I'm understanding this correctly.

[@Gergo049]

now imagine sitting down and there is something wet on the toilet seat

[@ashthecat3]

Totally agree on the chalkboard eraser. I get shivers up my spine just thinking about how one feels.

[@Kim-iq7ph]

I stepped on wasps barefoot two different times and im not blind...

[@catadan236]

I just can't stop watching his videos.

[@suk4honesty]

Pasta is the only good thing in my life

[@CompletelyCourtney]

You're such a joy to watch! I sit here with a smile on my face watching you enjoy what you're talking about! So cute! :)

[@culwin]

Our lord and savior the Flying Spaghetti Monster will not be pleased with you, Tommy.

[@kushking420]

i know what he means about the warm seat in the bus or subway, and i hate using public bathrooms even my workplace. but being blind that part really takes it to a whole other level.

[@-yeme-]

2:57 but cats feel nice and soft and silky fur

[@KGeee]

"You know, they say if you touch too much you'll wind up like me." I feel like that joke went over so many heads and it's the best one of all.

[@DianasaurC]

Touching my hair with wet hands

[@harrenwarper2861]

Diana China appropriate profile pic

[@DianasaurC]

harren warper 28 omg 😂 clever

[@madtingz2288]

I feel like I don't really appreciate things enough until I watch your videos :)

[@TheErebusGaming]

Hey Tommy, so this is a bit of an odd question. Do you have any concept of inherent senses, such as, instinctively being able to touch your fingertips without your eyes? Are there things that you have developed over the years that have become second nature to you, so much so that you don't even need to think about them when you do them? While all of us can put a fork in our mouth without having to see it, if us sighted folk were to close our eyes, there would be so many things that we wouldn't be able to do. I was wondering if you are even aware of instances where things are second-nature to you, or if the fact that you've been doing them since birth has blurred that line, and you wouldn't even be able to tell? Sorry if this is worded poorly, I wasn't quite sure how to phrase it.

[@CGlacia]

+TheErebusGaming Being able to touch your fingertips together has to do with an entirely different sense- proprioception, the ability to know where your body parts are in space. Assuming everything's in order neurologically, a person should, without much difficulty, be able to touch their fingertips together without actually seeing them.

[@TheErebusGaming]

CGlacia Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I'm saying that all of us- regardless of sight- can do something like that. What I'm wondering is if he is aware of other things he has trained his body to do, similar to that, that the rest of us can't do, because we need our eyes.

[@shemica16]

I feel so happy watching his videos. He is amazing.

[@brendandillon6130]

the worst thing to read in braille is "do not touch"

[@MadisonBrunk]

It was wonderful getting a chance to talk to you at Vidcon. Your videos are great. Keep it up.

[@nicolasadornetto5428]

Someone toucha my spaghett

[@tori9365]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@harrythiessen]

You are amazing, quickly becoming my favourite KZbinr

[@denisethasder8193]

God, I hate these things too.

[@skywalker7778]

Amazing how many of the SAME objects sighted people also hate to touch! Thank you for posting ✌

[@MsWannabeGamer]

Surely no one likes to stick their hands in an ashtray. Also, the warm seat thing, no one likes it. It feels like someone just farted on it.

[@ObliviousWillow]

I love it. who doesn't like a warm feeling on the butt?

[@cortster12]

When said butt belonged to some old man.

[@micahphilson]

ANOTHER TOMMY EDISON VIDEO!!!!! It's been quite awhile now since he uploaded regularly and I really miss it.

[@griggs3d]

This guy makes me smile allot.