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Originally Posted by bitontheslide
Its not coming across that it is putting him at a disadvantage in his interactions with other house mates. If he mentions it (like the Danny wedding) it comes across badly in my opinion. The voting public will have far more respect for him if he keeps quiet.
With Sam, there was an obvious hearing disability, but again, he didn't use it for sympathy, he just got on with it.
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I disagree with your point about Sam. Sam played the deaf card way too much. Especially on live feed, when he was talking to Gina about how he wanted to be a Pete Bennett, towards deaf people, like how Pete is to people with Tourettes, and that he wanted the public to like him, etc.
He also played up with the fact he couldn't hear Emma on eviction nights on the tannoy, and things like that. Always feeling sorry for himself.
I for one didn't buy it, because he clearly heard his name being called out and the boos he got, but he pretended to hide it.