#trolley problems show

[spaceshipsandpurpledrank]

This is the only try guys content I voluntarily vonsume

[spommy-spam]

I think y'all should go watch the new Trolley Problems episode

[2try2furious]

Have you watched Shayne and Amanda go head to head in Trolley Problems yet?👀 Watch now on 2nd try!🚂

[sympathischeufos]

"If you can make it five minutes without interacting with this puppy, I will bring you eight puppies".

[2try2furious]

It's a lovely morning in the village, and you are a horrible goose

[confusedsmoshgirlie]

The trolley problem video with Shayne and Amanda was a lot of fun, but it's weirding me out so bad that Zach saying “Protect trans kids” didn't get captioned.

Look at this:

On the left, you have the youtube auto generated captions (you can see youtube excluded/censored the curse word “fuck” before “JK Rownling” but kept the “Protect trans kids” line after.)

On the right, you have the proper english captions made for the video. It just ommited the entire “Protect trans kids” line.

(it's at 30:29

https://youtu.be/potjStLDORo?t=1829

if you want to see for yourself)

I don't really watch the try guys and I don't know who does their 2nd Try captions, but, mind you, captions are most often than not made by third party companies whom overwork their captioners, so I don't think the ommision was done by the Try Guys themselves (tho it is their responsability to verify the accuracy of the captions on their productions), so i'm just weirded out at this captioner that ommited that line, wheather intentionally or accidentally.

IDK if there are other lines ommited, this was just the one that really caught my attention.

Gotta say, Deaf, HOH, and all other folk who rely on captions shouldn't be excluded from knowing Zach said something trans positive in this video. And that ommision also makes Zach's statement incomplete, “We'll say on the record, two things.” (only says one thing)...

And on a general note, I wish these big channels ('cuz smosh captions have been lacking lately at times too) could put in the effort to review their captions before posting the videos.

Accesibility is a human right, not a courtesy.