You Won't Believe The Reason Chris McCausland's Neighbour Was Rude to Him! | Would I Lie To You?

[@GodotOfficial]

A blind man, a deaf man and a policeman living in the same flat block sounds like a British sitcom I’d watch

[@kuruman1]

Are you being heard?

[@architectofechoes4]

@@kuruman1 Quality!

[@ExcitingBob]

and the policeman can't speak!

[@peterclarke7240]

"Contrary to popular belief, deaf people do make a noise." that was a particularly swift and savage takedown by Chris! 😂

[@ots1634]

How is it savage?

[@peterclarke7240]

@@ots1634 Because he's implying Rob said something pretty stupid about deaf people.

[@jingyulee96]

loved Rob's reaction to it too lol

[@PrivateMJCaboose]

No no no, you're leaving out the best bit... "he's only Australian in his head."

[@007kash007]

Yes why on earth are they doing this and to other clips too! Literally cutting out hysterical moments.

[@tedalper1464]

also the "if it's offensive, they don't have to put it in the subtitles..."

[@Semisonic56]

1:18 Had me in hysterics!

[@augusto2131]

Why did they cut so much stuff? I think they should've aired it the same as it was on tv...

[@bftb]

Watch on Wilty? Nope!

[@Gaffer01]

This was funnier then expected. What a guy

[@dielaughing73]

He's surprisingly adept at the games on 8OO10CDC too

[@KMysterio]

They missed out “he’s Australian, in his head” !

[@Galerak1]

And the "If anything being said is offensive you don't have to put it on the subtitles" as well as him saying he should use the smiley emoji with sunglasses. I remember this being the first time I'd ever heard of Chris McCausland when I watched this clip a while back and this YT channel has clipped so much out. It still had me rolling but to cut it so harshly is ridiculous.

[@T0malC21]

One of the best WILTY stories told

[@pabloverdaguer8251]

Why did they butcher the full version with this edit?

[@muhammadfaisalahsan3198]

They cut the funniest part

[@Sqvz24]

Stop why did gabby wave lolllll

[@fenhen]

Please add subtitles.

[@The_Reductionist]

Why? Are you his neighbour?

[@michaelnichols5148]

He looks so much like Nate Bargatze

[@ticketyboo2456]

Who he?

[@LoneKharnivore]

Chris McCausland is a fucking legend.

[@AymanB]

Good uploads of course but your channel's video titles are childish...

[@DowncastParadox]

Channels use titles like that because statistics show that it generates more views. It's stupid and annoying but it directly leads to more money so it's unlikely to stop anytime soon.

[@crossmr]

to me.. one of the question they should have asked was 'Didn't he notice that one of your eyes is a bit off?' Like if you look at him you can tell something isn't quite right. And you're trying to sign or wave to someone who seems to be looking in your direction over and over and they look a bit off you might start to figure out they're blind.

[@iliano1]

The response would be"Well, I couldn't see what he was doing, so once again you have perfectly highlighted what probably happened"...

[@crossmr]

@@iliano1 Yes, but if the deaf neighbour had realised he was blind, which he should have done, he could immediately sought help to communicate with him. I find it very strange that someone would spend a month thinking he was being ignored by Chris when he can clearly see that there is something off with his eyes. The other guy was deaf, not blind.

[@Home-u6g]

But... the story was true, so your theory clearly didn't work in practice. He never noticed he was blind based on the eyes

[@crossmr]

@@Home-u6g Or it's more likely the story was embellished for TV. It's likely they had like one or two interactions over a large period of time and then they realised what was going on. The claim makes it sound like this was an on-going daily thing that was consuming them. Regardless of which, I still find it very strange that a deaf person wouldn't recognise the issue that is going on there.

[@Home-u6g]

@@crossmr the claim doesn't make it sound like "a daily thing that was consuming them" but okay 😂😂

[@MakeSomeNoisePlaylists]

1:17 1 Our human society and climate change 😂😂🤣😄😄

[@isaacolivecrona6114]

Imagine how funny it would be if the police officer was gay.

[@martinmaguire-music6692]

A bent copper?

[@quitethevoyeur]

Years ago I saw him headlining - I forget the name of the comedy club but a very attractive woman who'd been in Lesbian Vampire Killers was involved with it

[@BenjaminGoose]

Vera Filatova?

[@quitethevoyeur]

@@BenjaminGoose Doesn't ring a bell

[@quitethevoyeur]

@@BenjaminGoose Sirle von Schihver I think

[@teacherkate1]

“Well I don’t know what you’re doing…Gabby, you have perfectly highlighted what probably happened!” 😂 This guy!

[@quitethevoyeur]

Is there a reason he has never learned Braille?

[@JohnZ117]

Audio books and other modern tech.

[@Rincenso]

Got blind as an adult, I think.

[@peterclarke7240]

It's a lot more common than you might think. There's about 340,000 blind people in the UK, of which only 20,000 are braille readers. In the US, it's estimated that 1 in 10 blind people know braille. It's mostly to do with how useful modern tech has become, but also how sporadic braille provision is. Very few businesses off any sort of braille support, for example.

[@torontogirl98]

I remember he may have gone blind a bit later in life/gradually, so maybe it was harder and less of a priority to learn in combination with all the smart tech available

[@BenjaminGoose]

Is there a reason you capitalised braille?

[@bftb]

Why did you cut a good laugh near the end? Weird.