“Don’t Worry, I can Handle It” was created by Dan Guilbeault in a film class at the Perkins School for the Blind. It’s the most moving testament to friendship and the goodness of teenage boys that you’ll see today. Take seven minutes and feel a little better about the world.
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What I love most about this video is how human Dan is. From the very start he is just such an amazing and cool guy you just want to hang out with him.