Manners for the Real World: Basic Social Skills

[ColombianaXO7]

This was kinda funny but informative. Great video!

[muppetspuppets]

This is a great video that EVERYONE should watch.

They spoke very quick though I had trouble understanding some bits at first.

[01stanbk]

as some one with AS i find it really dificult to remeber simple socail skills when in socail situcaion, but if i rite a text to someone i'll always say plese and thank you, so i know it but seem to get it alrong when i'm around people.

[idreesbutt]

Americans really need to watch this video lol

[snager80]

D=< i used to never talk bad behind people's back, but everyone told me i had poor social skills, so i just started copying what everyone else was doing. i don't always say please but i ALWAYS say thank you.

[paradoxical42]

As someone who has AS and has since had to learn these and many many other rules of social edict, this would have been immensely helpful had I been shown it years earlier. This is very clear and concise and gives good reasons for the social graces, not just stating them as arbitrary laws that must be followed.

[PinkPunkyKat]

Most people don't even bother to teach their kids these basic manners.

[doctorw2]

now people really need to follow these ethics but unfortunatetly the world is full of rude obnoxious rabble rousers.

[ABAisSCIENCE]

I wonder why there's no comments under this video.

I love the rules.

I did a video on rules for those with autism, but this video for rules for aspergers is great.

Ask me a quetion under my video #52 if you want.

[Bronnster]

Thank you. Nice video. We need to see more of this on Youtube and elsewhere.