My late wife was disabled, and in a wheelchair. She was treated appallingly in some restaurants. People with disabilities are not gibbering idiots. They are people with feelings.
@THEJR1948 I’m disabled..I have hearing aid’s...I feel self conscious..I recently got hearing aids that are hidden more and am very happy. Thank you for your comment. ☺️
God Bless her and may God Bless you sir! May God watch over you and Bless your Journey in Life. I was injured through Service to my Country and now I'm an outcast and ridiculed for my Disability. Tangabled necessities that allow me to move around outside my Property, have been moved away to the other side of my Garden, where I cannot get to them. I've been under Psychological torment for over 6 years, by the Community I Sacrificed sooo much for and I feel I never left that War Zone behind! My Family are dead and my dear Friends gave all and never returned Home. I think about them every day and I know they would be dismayed to say the least, as to how people are behaving towards PEOPLE with Disability. I've not spoken to Anyone Face to Face, Pre-Lockdown. I feel so alone and helpless, but fortunately my Country taught me Well enough to Re-Boot my Mind from such Thinking Errors. I have No One to Fight my Physical Battles now and nor would I ask, but my Mind is Mentally robust enough and I have witnessed enough, to face any Danger Civilian Life can throw at me. It's not the first time I would have looked Death in the Face, but I feel I Earnt the right to Live in a little piece of England, don't you think? The very first time I sought help, was when there were a gang of Youths hiding in my back garden on my Property; attempting to break in to a Neughbour's House and You know what the Police Officer said to me!?..."You should ask your Doctor to heighten your dose of Medication?" They didn't even check the Garden!? And to even know I am a Veteran!? Not to even contemplate that I've been Around enough, to not even at least check, where I said they were hiding!? To be honest I was Heartbroken and speechless. I remember thinking to myself, thank Logic I don't have to depend on these, sarcastically, Highly Trained Officers to watch my back!? I KNOW I can depend on ME! So, needless to say, I was back on the Old Block of NATO SEQUENCE OF ORDERS, Intelligence Gathering, Hearts and Minds, Proactive COMMS, Security Lights, Motion Detectors, C.C.T.V. Safty E.R.V. Two Personal Protection Dogs, I taught them myself in another Language. No Back Up calls and no relying on anyone! So, I know what I'm doing, I know where I am, I know where I stand (lol). I'm in control, at least to I.A. Drills. S.O.P.s never leave you, but must be flexible to achieve the Objective...to not allow your Mind to allow you to Live in fear. I don't hold any grudges, but I forgive and I will continue to forgive the ignorance of others. A small, but humble Difference to an already Evil World. If you've had the patience to reach this far, then y8u can sense that I dont get out much and I hope you take away something from this that prospers and brings good health to you and all your Love ones, in your Pilgrimage. No Soldier Left Behind hay!? Well this Soldier is still Standing! (lol) We Adapt, We overcome Adversity, with a Big Smile and a touch of Sarcasm. We keep Advancing! We all gave some, but some gave all! From an injured British War Veteran
I'm sorry to hear that your wife we treated badly, and I completely agree with you. A friend of mine who is a paraplegic after a motorcycle accident has had some terrible treatment in some places. But to be fair, some establishments, the caring ones have really gone more than the extra mile. What is surprising is it's sometimes not the ones you expect.
The story is a little bit over the top because in reality...we treat disable people with respect. Maybe some human are so cruel but...this story its just does not make sense to me.😬😁
EVERYONE can become disabled... NO MATTER how "perfect" you might be... TREAT others with the same RESPECT you are someone you love deserves to be treated. Great reflections.
I once met a guy who did that very thing. He was not disabled, but his job was to go to places to see how they treated people with disabilities, and to see how well they complied with regulations.
I was secretly shopped by someone with a service dog. Got a perfect score. He said that not petting the dog was what impressed him the most. I told him to bring his family next time he comes in.
I actually wouldn't close that place. I'd see about turning it over to people who know how to treat all comers with equal dignity and respect. As for those 3, including the guy on the door, they'd be given one chance to redeem themselves. If they failed it's a boot out the door!!!!
Loved it, more things like this need to be done for real. People who don't have a child or family member who is disabled will never understand how rude and uncaring some people can be.
I once dated a wonderful woman who used a wheelchair, and the way many treated her was appalling. The worst was when people talked over her and to me. She was a lot smarter than me.
Same for service dogs or assistance animals. I have a service dog for psychiatric and medical alert and response. She’s always spoken to or seen before me. If not only seen, completely ignoring me.
My university did a social experiment similar to this where we had some of us come in wheelchairs to high class restaurants and it’s disgusting how we got treated. This isn’t fiction it’s insane how this is tolerated.
I loved this! When they treated her so badly, I wanted to crown them with my walker, and when she stood up and told them she was a food critic, I laughed my head off.
Wheelchairs are good but a pain in the fucking ass in my school cant go two steps inside the room to get food without someone in a wheelchair running you over
I am in a wheelchair and the amount of times people are rude, or look down at me, or don't even serve me because of it. Its unfair I'm just like everyone else. 😔
Garry, this was my very first Dramatize Me video. I first saw this and I was hooked. Great acting, amazing actors and your plot was great. I love how the lady in the wheelchair stood up and said "am I good enough to eat at your restaurant now?" My other favorite part was when she said "I'm Brooke White, the food critic. But you can call me your executioner!" She nailed it, great.
Same actually! When someone sees that someone is disabled or too poor, that's when they become garbage in the man's eyes. It's really awful how people can't understand that all humans are equal
But there may be a problem with people pretending to be disabled. They could abuse that to get away cheaper or just to get attention what would come back negative on actually disabled people.
I too have been treated similarly. I am a Disabled Veteran who requires a Medical alert dog for diabetes, and cannot drive. Because of my dog, I am have been denied service not only from restaurants but also businesses and public transportation.
I have worked with people of all ages and many kinds of disabilities... if there is one thing I have learned, it's that many of them have bigger hearts than most people now days.
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As someone who has a friend in a wheelchair I'm proud of what the food critic did. She was looking out for those with disabilities. They are human just like anyone else! This is one of my favorite channels! And thank you for this video and message.
I love this channels so much I have watched lots of ur videos, its not just very entertaining but also very educating & addictive 🧡 People need to treat everyone equally, don't look at their material or physical 😒
@@alexanderjones9572 that's because some people who can stand use wheelchairs because they might not have enough energy to get through the day if they just use crutches or something else. Not that this would be understood by this dude. My point is that some people with disabilities can stand for limited periods.
I love how at 7:17, she not only exposed the manager's discrimination of disabled people, but also her misogyny because she assumed only men can be food critics
This is another good example,of putting people or places like this in their place.Always quick to show you the doorway out,but when it comes to threatening their lives or businesses due their own selfishness,then they are quick to try and talk their way out or only then apologize.Many examples like this in my country.Well done 🙏👍
This lady Brooke the food critic was pretending to be disabled because she heard from other readers that other disabled people were being rudely treated at this restaurant she was standing up for others so they would not be discriminatied against there again.
Next. disabled man or woman gets rejected at a restaurant or clothing store.. staff member regrets her actions Spoiler alert.. the disabled person turned out to be the CEO who can actually walk
I am from Australia 🇦🇺 & it's amazing the number of Restaurants, or Wedding Venues that Don't have Wheelchair Access or Disabled Toilets. I have No Use of my legs & am in a Wheelchair. You can't just try out new places. Some places even will tell you they are Wheelchair accessible & you find out when you get inside, settled at your table, & have ordered food, that there is No Disabled Toilet. I've often had to leave a Restaurant to find a toilet, then go back to the Restaurant. I make a mental note & never go back. It's disgusting the way people with Disabilities are treated. My money is just as good as anyone elses. People look at you & judge you before they get to know you, especially if your in a wheelchair. I will go somewhere with someone & they will ask the person I'm with what I want, "How Rude". I get angry when people assume people with disabilities aren't smart, or think they have the right to boss us around. I have a University Degree. I am almost 50 & still single with no children. I didn't expect my life would be like this. I wasn't born Disabled. I ended up with a disability in my 20's. I became paraplegic when I was 30. Most guys seem to not bother getting to know a woman in a wheelchair. They need to stop judging us by what's on the outside & see what's on the inside. I am a loving, loyal & decent person who adores children. I've always wanted to get married & have children. Unfortunately that has never happened. I would like to have the same experiences available to me as available to anyone else. We have feelings too.
Both the waiter and the manager are equally guilty for mistreating a disable person. I am disabled after a brain aneurysm and thyroid cancer health issue and I felt helpless when they were treating her rudely. I am glad when she stood up - it felt like she stood up for all disable people. Great acting and scenario - thank you for the upload - thumbs-up for you.
You are telling me that this type of behaviour happens in restaurants and other places? I don't think they care for anything except money whether from a disabled person or not
My fiance is in a wheelchair and this hurts so much. That people treat those in wheelchairs like they are dirt. It's sad. There is no "misunderstanding" when you treat someone who is different like dirt just because of their disability.
@@chiravuris Yes. It does. It's really sad. People look at him as if he is some alien. I am not sure why. And sometimes we have to change date plans because some places aren't wheelchair accessible or won't allow a someone in a wheelchair to come in.
@@theheartoftexastv That's horrible!! I thought businesses only cared about money. How does it matter whether someone comes in a wheelchair or stroller or on their feet. Ridiculous!!
Nor is there a "misunderstanding" when you treat someone who is different like dirt just because of their race, religion, national origin, sexuality, etc.
My parents use to teach me when I was a boy that someone is always watching. I guess these employees missed that one. Treat people right always for you always reap what you sow.
That's wrong motivation though. If you are just not evil because you fear that someone will see and punish you, than that's not really being good. You should imagine that you are the other person, and think how you would feel if someone did something to you.
I'm disabled but it doesn't show. I try to interact but when people are nasty to me I retaliate but not quietly and soon put them in their place. ALL people have the right to live their life without discrimination either disability, colour, race or religion 🖖 OK I'm a trekkie
@@trippykr1769 yes. The laziness of people who don't bother to put stairs and accessible accommodations in public places. I understand your sentiment. By lazy you mean people who don't try. Be careful with that word though. So many of us are called lazy when we're just trying our best and it's really misused.
I'm a disabled person theses Restaurants are not allowed to refuse we disabled service. We can sue anybody or place deny we disabled anything for violating The Americans with Disabilities Act which is our Civil Rights Bill.
My sister's have autism and it's things like this that make me angry. I love how the staff was called out in the end. Standing up for what is right is the #1 thing we can do for those who can't
My cousin, has a disability that keeps his mind in a child like state, its kinda sweet, to always have that child wonder. He is loved and cherished in my family, and seeing people like this, outing others for things that they cannot control. It just boils my blood to the point that I wanna shout into their faces and just make them fall to their knees with guilt. I don't know how these awful people can sleep with ease after belittling this poor women.
@@mehdih8165 it's not exaggerated you fool us disabled people are mistreated like this every year and every day by rude people who don't respect special needs or disabled people
In Moscow or Paris for example, there are many places where you're not allowed to go in without a suit or high heels. There are many of high-leveled people with a classical etiquette, and it MUST BE.
Isn't it ironic that all of us are actually disabled or hurt in another way. Inside our hearts we are broken by everything that happens. So we can accept people that don't have problems on the outside but all the time we are being friendly to people who are actually hurt on the inside.
Wow if wheelchairs can be eaten, i guess this could save lifes as this could solve world hunger, global warming, death of marine life and wild life, pollution, and more.... this is because wheelchair is made out of metal, plastic, rubber, cloth and more... so if we could eat those materials, we could basically help clean up the rubbish found in the ocean and in the dump... as those materials are mostly found as a waste...
First it was painful to watch, how this animals were rude with disabled woman. But when she revealed her true identity, that was a real relief. Hope this restaurant has been SHUT DOWN for good. And this people will be FORBIDDEN from every restaurant to work.
My husband, who passed away last year, was in a wheelchair after losing both legs. We were fortunate to be treated nicely in many restaurants, but he had appalling experiences in other places. Such attitudes from people are humiliating.
In real life, probably no restaurant will done the same thing, either cuz they really accept everyone or they dont want their image on other people eyes destroyed
How adorable, you still have a modicum of faith in humanity. Yes, this is "dramatized" but actually toned down from some of the things that I have seen. As in, literal security camera footage.
It happens quite often. I celebrated my birthday in a restaurant with my two children. My autistic son was a little restless that day because of overstimulation. To distract himself he had played with clay. A waitress in the restaurant then reacted in a similar way to the waiters in the film. Fortunately, other customers in the restaurant reacted and then showed the waitress how to behave. It was definitely not a nice birthday for me. My autistic son is now 20 and can give dozens of examples like this.
Absolutely Nereida, Disabled or not I believe everyone was created by God and should be treated equally. This is highly inspirational 👌. They deserve better, I'm sending hugs 🌹 from Houston, Tx... And you? 😊
I go through this ALL THE TIME!! It's a real shame that we live in a society where we can't even treat those w/ the smallest of abnormalities with the smallest bit of dignity.
I was going to say the same thing. Where do people treat disabled people like this in a restaurant? Ive not seen anything like this for a disabled person. Pretty sure people would jump right in and say something where Im at.
@@alisonpham767 In Massachusetts! An Applebee's in a certain town was paving their parking lot and had No provisions for handicapped people to get in. Nobody helped my Mother with her wheelchair and refused to sit us and wait on us because she was in a wheelchair. After I told the manager off, I called their headquarters and they didn't care. So yes, discrimination against the handicapped is alive and well in Massachusetts!
@@terrybardy2848 thats plain disgusting! Must be happening here too then, but usually UK make more effort to accomodate, depending if theres stairs and no ramp to some places. Obviously more needs to be done to make it compulsory to accomodate everyone!
As a black woman this is but an hour in my life since school!! You can't get up & walk away from it either!! These bigots in the video were kinder to that lady than people have been to me when I'm simply walking down the street!! Be kind to one another people!!
I grew up in a racist town, Cairo, IL, where the white people preferred to close their businesses and leave town, rather than treat black people like human beings. To this day, what once was a bustling, nice city is, almost, a ghost town.
Blacks seem to think only they get mistreated, whites get mistreated also. Blacks havent cornered the market on mistreatment. The rich are the enemy, black or white. Money talks, the poor suffer.
I'm white but disabled. I have to use wheelchairs on occasion due to MS. however I will not experience the level of discrimination you do daily. I am sorry you experience that. Appalling in this day and age. Humanity never learns.
This has no logic at all.. It's not at all possible that a disabled person will get this sort of service and behavior.. And if that could be, then that is shambolic... It's pathetic... 😡😡
I got injured while in China and came back to singapore in a wheel chair. Thank God i was treated fairly. Some people stared, but that was all. They didnt say a single word. While a nice air stewardness pushed me all the way to where some of my horrified family members were waiting. (They didnt know i was injured)
I am also served that issue in childhood but I work hard then alhumdunillah i am fine also i am a runner champion 🏆 but unfortunately my second baby delivery i am again face my right side parallel many people see n talk to me same like bulshit but I believe in my Allah bless me in anytime n He know all the things He think better for me so i served it
Amen to that. Due to an extremely painful skin condition I've had all my life and extreme neuropathy and arthritis at now 41 years old I need a cane to walk and carry a 1911A1 with four, eight-round magazines. Size might also help, 6'2 320 lbs I get stares sometimes but not to the point of insults or outright discrimination. I'm guessing size and the fact I'm armed is a deterrent. , Such people, like all predators, seek out the weak. If they see someone seemingly weak and yet still have the means and ability to appreciably defend themselves and/or seems to be or known to be a viable threat to the predator via grievous injury or even death, especially if the prey is wounded, they'll fight that much harder, the predators will nine times out of ten will move on to easier prey. Karens, bullies, racists, sexists, and others who discriminate usually won't against those who are obviously are a threat or upon closer inspection determined to be a threat. Hungry enough, they might try you but even then not all out.
I have had epilepsy since I was 4 1/2 years old and I am 60 years old now I broke my leg when I had a grand mal seizure so I had to get a wheelchair I use a quad cane now or a walker but not as much a a.c my cane I depend on it the most to walk around in the yardwork climbing steps. I live with my 70 year ill old brother on 3 acres in the country in north ms.
@@janr.1077 thanks Jan I have had epilepsy since was 4 1/2 years old and I am 60 years old now I broke my right leg in 2006 and had to have a wheelchair for about a year I have to use a quad cane to get around I live out in the country on 3 acres of land with my 70 year brother and my 4 dogs.
I was a Vista Volunteer with L.I.F.E. of North MS it is an organization that serves people with disabilities and the man that I worked with one day was blind so he was going to go to lunch his sister and take his service dog with him of course service dogs can go into restaurants but they were asked to take his dog out of the restaurant and he told them that he would not be back and he was going to report the m to the office in Jackson, Ms L.I.F.E Living Indendece For Everyone that means there going to get into big trouble.
What about people who cant get into vaccine passport resturants...bc of a medical condition. They will be discrimated agaisnt. Are you okay with that? But not okay with this? There is no difference
Moral: A person is a person whether they are disabled or not. Instead of looking down on people who are different, treat everyone with equal respect and kindness.
I am disabled and use a cane for my disability. One time in Walmart I heard a sound behind me and it turned out a young man was mocking the way I was walking. The lady he was with was admonishing him for that so there is still some good people around.
We will all eventually be helpless sooner or later. I'm glad that lady know the inner darkside of that individual. I see people mark me for walking crookedly. They don't know that I have scoliosis and endured many backpain every day. Do I like it? No and i have to explain to the uneducated. Then they have a deeper understanding. Usually I help the helpless and less fortunate than me. I don't laugh and ridicule their unnatural human qualities because we human have different level of flaw. No one is perfect but yet have unique attributes.
@@tr1bes Well said 😎 Wtih my neurological problem two days ago I had just started mowing my lawn then a young man stopped by and said it looked like I was having trouble and offered to mow for me. I thanked him for offering. I did not realze I was showing any problems. But I did get my mowing done without any help 😊
I too use a cane. I was crossing a street once and a woman tried to barge past me. I banged my cane down hard in front of her feet. She soon backed off.
Who’s more guilty in that situation? The waiter or the manager?
Both
@@jennamiller7016 ~yesss~!!!!
Both of those arrogant waiters.
Both of them totally guilty
Both they are so mean just bc they're not disabled they still cannot be rude
Thank you for the content i enjoyed it
My late wife was disabled, and in a wheelchair. She was treated appallingly in some restaurants.
People with disabilities are not gibbering idiots. They are people with feelings.
Amen! You've stated it well! They deserve extra respect, not less.
Exactly they are God's children as well and deserve proper treatment and respect
@THEJR1948 I’m disabled..I have hearing aid’s...I feel self conscious..I recently got hearing aids that are hidden more and am very happy. Thank you for your comment. ☺️
God Bless her and may God Bless you sir! May God watch over you and Bless your Journey in Life.
I was injured through Service to my Country and now I'm an outcast and ridiculed for my Disability. Tangabled necessities that allow me to move around outside my Property, have been moved away to the other side of my Garden, where I cannot get to them.
I've been under Psychological torment for over 6 years, by the Community I Sacrificed sooo much for and I feel I never left that War Zone behind!
My Family are dead and my dear Friends gave all and never returned Home. I think about them every day and I know they would be dismayed to say the least, as to how people are behaving towards PEOPLE with Disability.
I've not spoken to Anyone Face to Face, Pre-Lockdown. I feel so alone and helpless, but fortunately my Country taught me Well enough to Re-Boot my Mind from such Thinking Errors.
I have No One to Fight my Physical Battles now and nor would I ask, but my Mind is Mentally robust enough and I have witnessed enough, to face any Danger Civilian Life can throw at me.
It's not the first time I would have looked Death in the Face, but I feel I Earnt the right to Live in a little piece of England, don't you think?
The very first time I sought help, was when there were a gang of Youths hiding in my back garden on my Property; attempting to break in to a Neughbour's House and You know what the Police Officer said to me!?..."You should ask your Doctor to heighten your dose of Medication?" They didn't even check the Garden!? And to even know I am a Veteran!? Not to even contemplate that I've been Around enough, to not even at least check, where I said they were hiding!? To be honest I was Heartbroken and speechless. I remember thinking to myself, thank Logic I don't have to depend on these, sarcastically, Highly Trained Officers to watch my back!? I KNOW I can depend on ME!
So, needless to say, I was back on the Old Block of NATO SEQUENCE OF ORDERS, Intelligence Gathering, Hearts and Minds, Proactive COMMS, Security Lights, Motion Detectors, C.C.T.V. Safty E.R.V. Two Personal Protection Dogs, I taught them myself in another Language. No Back Up calls and no relying on anyone! So, I know what I'm doing, I know where I am, I know where I stand (lol). I'm in control, at least to I.A. Drills. S.O.P.s never leave you, but must be flexible to achieve the Objective...to not allow your Mind to allow you to Live in fear.
I don't hold any grudges, but I forgive and I will continue to forgive the ignorance of others. A small, but humble Difference to an already Evil World.
If you've had the patience to reach this far, then y8u can sense that I dont get out much and I hope you take away something from this that prospers and brings good health to you and all your Love ones, in your Pilgrimage.
No Soldier Left Behind hay!?
Well this Soldier is still Standing! (lol)
We Adapt, We overcome Adversity, with a Big Smile and a touch of Sarcasm. We keep Advancing!
We all gave some, but some gave all!
From an injured British War Veteran
I'm sorry to hear that your wife we treated badly, and I completely agree with you. A friend of mine who is a paraplegic after a motorcycle accident has had some terrible treatment in some places. But to be fair, some establishments, the caring ones have really gone more than the extra mile. What is surprising is it's sometimes not the ones you expect.
It's so unbelievable that people can be so rude and cruel to a disabled person. The twist at the end was awesome!
You'd be amazed at disabled cruelty
They are just acting
The story is a little bit over the top because in reality...we treat disable people with respect. Maybe some human are so cruel but...this story its just does not make sense to me.😬😁
Believe me, it happens a lot. I know, b/c I went through that same ableism myself tons of times.
@@abdul888 it happens in real life unfortunately!
EVERYONE can become disabled... NO MATTER how "perfect" you might be... TREAT others with the same RESPECT you are someone you love deserves to be treated. Great reflections.
Thank you for watching! Thank you for your comment
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I once met a guy who did that very thing. He was not disabled, but his job was to go to places to see how they treated people with disabilities, and to see how well they complied with regulations.
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These are all lies! No restaurant does this!!!!!! Fake news,!!!!!!
I was secretly shopped by someone with a service dog. Got a perfect score. He said that not petting the dog was what impressed him the most. I told him to bring his family next time he comes in.
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To be fair, no restaurant would survive this long being rude to any customers like that, disabled or otherwise .
ppl may be selfish n some may be rude but not so much that too at their face
ppl r generally or just wish to be seen as kind n good
Worst customer services practices I’ve ever seen.
Humanity that mankind left behind is such a criminal in our society today. It's sad but that's the reality.
if i was there, i would sue them for their customer service
This was ridiculously over the top.
“You can call me your executioner. Any last words?”
10/10, that is pure gold right there.
Last words ? Yes be carefull where you go hahahahaha
I actually wouldn't close that place. I'd see about turning it over to people who know how to treat all comers with equal dignity and respect. As for those 3, including the guy on the door, they'd be given one chance to redeem themselves.
If they failed it's a boot out the door!!!!
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Also yea lol
@@elainelethborg2550 people like that never change, in their core they are rotten...
@@tycusd1389 right..!! their arrogance are in their bloods and vessels.. they'll bring it to the grave unless they drink cleaner liquid!! 🤣🤣🤣
Discrimination should never 🐝 allowed in any place no matter what.
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I some countries, DISCRIMINATION is allowed based on cultural traditions and what not!
But they don't call it DISCRIMINATION!
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Loved it, more things like this need to be done for real. People who don't have a child or family member who is disabled will never understand how rude and uncaring some people can be.
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"I'm Brooke White, the food critic. But you can call me your executioner!" i love when she said that.
She's the final nail in their coffin, for real!!!
She sure gave them the surprising ass kick they deserved . 🥴😵
@@defbug the final blow
I wasn't expecting that ending! That was gold! It is sickening how the disabled are treated in society.
@@HaleyMary Ain't it though?
I once dated a wonderful woman who used a wheelchair, and the way many treated her was appalling. The worst was when people talked over her and to me. She was a lot smarter than me.
Well good for u everyone deserves the same amount of respect
I hate those who discriminate people using wheel chair..
Shame on them...
@@mellantonio8170 you sound a lot like my mom! Lol
Same for service dogs or assistance animals. I have a service dog for psychiatric and medical alert and response. She’s always spoken to or seen before me. If not only seen, completely ignoring me.
Are you still with her now
My university did a social experiment similar to this where we had some of us come in wheelchairs to high class restaurants and it’s disgusting how we got treated. This isn’t fiction it’s insane how this is tolerated.
Thank you so much for sharing this message, Chris 🤗
I loved this! When they treated her so badly, I wanted to crown them with my walker, and when she stood up and told them she was a food critic, I laughed my head off.
Cardinal Rule:
Food Critics never announces themselves in restaurants.
Secondly, treat everyone the same. With or without a disability.
Yeah because if they announced themselves you can see a total difference in the way they were treated
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Wheelchairs are good but a pain in the fucking ass in my school cant go two steps inside the room to get food without someone in a wheelchair running you over
They may afterwards. Lol
@@shirou0792 those guy. Probaly watched ratatouille and believed it
I am in a wheelchair and the amount of times people are rude, or look down at me, or don't even serve me because of it. Its unfair I'm just like everyone else. 😔
I guess you have to *stand-up* for yourself
Couldn't resist this one lol
(pun intended, no offense my guy ✌️)
All humans are same... I respect all 😊
@@passion8gamer759 welp, wait until you go to a place called "prison"
@@codetibers why
@@passion8gamer759 good luck understanding my message, I'm out
Garry, this was my very first Dramatize Me video. I first saw this and I was hooked. Great acting, amazing actors and your plot was great. I love how the lady in the wheelchair stood up and said "am I good enough to eat at your restaurant now?" My other favorite part was when she said "I'm Brooke White, the food critic. But you can call me your executioner!" She nailed it, great.
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we need more people like brooke..if only this is real
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Their acting skill is on point.
So intense..
Lol agree
I am impressed
yes far better actors than most on the dhar man videos
@@rscosworthfan facts
@@rscosworthfan yess
I wish more people like Brooke. Pretending to be disabled or poor or something to see their true colors.
Same actually! When someone sees that someone is disabled or too poor, that's when they become garbage in the man's eyes. It's really awful how people can't understand that all humans are equal
@@kiine7736 some restrant owners do too
But there may be a problem with people pretending to be disabled. They could abuse that to get away cheaper or just to get attention what would come back negative on actually disabled people.
Let's just listen when people with disabilities speak. That's better than sending in a fake.
@@zenplus6515 sometimes people need to experience it In case people exaggerate
I too have been treated similarly. I am a Disabled Veteran who requires a Medical alert dog for diabetes, and cannot drive. Because of my dog, I am have been denied service not only from restaurants but also businesses and public transportation.
This was so painful to watch, but I’m glad I did. Justice served hot!
I couldn’t watch either had to cut out . Was to fake for me . The acting was terrible.
Exactly. Couldn't say it any better. If only everyone in the world was respectful to each other.
What justice? It didn't happen
NO NO IT'S NOT HAPPEN IN WHERE
@大山野将軍 It's a dramatization of actual events.
Them: We don't serve wheel chairs.
Me: That's fine. My wheel chair's not hungry tonight. It's just along for the ride.
Underrated comment lol
Thank you for saving my time, I was about to comment that.
Me: I’d like a wheelchair with extra hot sauce please.
Waiter: we don’t serve wheelchairs here….
PERFECT!! I loved this!
Man-o-man! I loved this video - the manager is drowning in here own juces...
Life is surrounded by terrible people .
She forgot to tell them, you can keep the wheelchair 😂
Good one! 👍
And the phone
@@svazhoor3327 maybe they returned that to her??
I have worked with people of all ages and many kinds of disabilities... if there is one thing I have learned, it's that many of them have bigger hearts than most people now days.
You've said it well. I also work with disabled people and the elderly population.
Absolutely!
The last picture for me😂❤️ thnk u for the message 💕💕persons are person no matter how small ❤️
I swear I’ve watched this video at least 5 times and every time the ending has me shouting!!! ❤️❤️❤️
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This video is so touching and I was really surprised when she stand up and I really like this video
Who is even guilty the waiter or the boss I wander who is even more guilty
Spoiler
@@sahilshannu812 yeah lol
U SPOILED the ending for me.
As someone who has a friend in a wheelchair I'm proud of what the food critic did. She was looking out for those with disabilities. They are human just like anyone else! This is one of my favorite channels! And thank you for this video and message.
Thank you so much Cora 🙏
@@DramatizeMe you're welcome
It's Ruth White.
Love this channel. The plots are so crazy 😂
I love this channels so much I have watched lots of ur videos, its not just very entertaining but also very educating & addictive 🧡 People need to treat everyone equally, don't look at their material or physical 😒
The look in their faces when she got up . PRICELESS
The manager still didn’t get the situation, when she saw an ( apparently) disabled woman standing up- and still asked her to leave!
The manager was like, "ain't I supposed to be discriminating against you? Why are you standing?"
@@alexanderjones9572 that's because some people who can stand use wheelchairs because they might not have enough energy to get through the day if they just use crutches or something else. Not that this would be understood by this dude. My point is that some people with disabilities can stand for limited periods.
It's dramatized, those are good actors
I love how at 7:17, she not only exposed the manager's discrimination of disabled people, but also her misogyny because she assumed only men can be food critics
Well said 👍
And she is a female
Lol,a female being misogynistic is pretty rare
same
@@abhisheksikdar2329 bruh a lot of female are sexists
This is another good example,of putting people or places like this in their place.Always quick to show you the doorway out,but when it comes to threatening their lives or businesses due their own selfishness,then they are quick to try and talk their way out or only then apologize.Many examples like this in my country.Well done 🙏👍
That twist was epic. The looks on their faces were PRICELESS!
This lady Brooke the food critic was pretending to be disabled because she heard from other readers that other disabled people were being rudely treated at this restaurant she was standing up for others so they would not be discriminatied against there again.
cant go back if its closed down lol. which is what i would hope happens in a situation like this
Next.
disabled man or woman gets rejected at a restaurant or clothing store.. staff member regrets her actions
Spoiler alert.. the disabled person turned out to be the CEO who can actually walk
I am from Australia 🇦🇺 & it's amazing the number of Restaurants, or Wedding Venues that Don't have Wheelchair Access or Disabled Toilets. I have No Use of my legs & am in a Wheelchair. You can't just try out new places. Some places even will tell you they are Wheelchair accessible & you find out when you get inside, settled at your table, & have ordered food, that there is No Disabled Toilet. I've often had to leave a Restaurant to find a toilet, then go back to the Restaurant. I make a mental note & never go back. It's disgusting the way people with Disabilities are treated. My money is just as good as anyone elses. People look at you & judge you before they get to know you, especially if your in a wheelchair. I will go somewhere with someone & they will ask the person I'm with what I want, "How Rude". I get angry when people assume people with disabilities aren't smart, or think they have the right to boss us around. I have a University Degree. I am almost 50 & still single with no children. I didn't expect my life would be like this. I wasn't born Disabled. I ended up with a disability in my 20's. I became paraplegic when I was 30. Most guys seem to not bother getting to know a woman in a wheelchair. They need to stop judging us by what's on the outside & see what's on the inside. I am a loving, loyal & decent person who adores children. I've always wanted to get married & have children. Unfortunately that has never happened. I would like to have the same experiences available to me as available to anyone else. We have feelings too.
This showed up in my recommended videos...what is this...I love this!
Both the waiter and the manager are equally guilty for mistreating a disable person. I am disabled after a brain aneurysm and thyroid cancer health issue and I felt helpless when they were treating her rudely. I am glad when she stood up - it felt like she stood up for all disable people. Great acting and scenario - thank you for the upload - thumbs-up for you.
So sad that in to days society people still look at the disability and not the person.
The worst thing about a disability is that people see it before they see you
It's also true for your skin color, clothes (especially religious ones) and apparent social status. People already think they know who you are.
Yeah same with how we all looked tbh especially when rn asian people got discriminated as a plague due to Covid-19
@@timefortee when in reality what they know of are barely minimum
not always tho
people always tell me ,,but u dont look disabled" or worse ,,but girls dont have autism"
I have a disability and have been treated in terrible ways. People like Scott Easson.
You are telling me that this type of behaviour happens in restaurants and other places? I don't think they care for anything except money whether from a disabled person or not
I LOVE IT..I am a 100% disabled Navy Veteran and understand this and it should never happen ..
I don't like the way they treated her. Everyone should be treated the same way WITH RESPECT. SHE SHOULD BE RESPECTED EVEN MORE.
We cannot agree more!
My fiance is in a wheelchair and this hurts so much. That people treat those in wheelchairs like they are dirt. It's sad. There is no "misunderstanding" when you treat someone who is different like dirt just because of their disability.
Karma will come around!
Does that really happen?
@@chiravuris Yes. It does. It's really sad. People look at him as if he is some alien. I am not sure why. And sometimes we have to change date plans because some places aren't wheelchair accessible or won't allow a someone in a wheelchair to come in.
@@theheartoftexastv That's horrible!! I thought businesses only cared about money. How does it matter whether someone comes in a wheelchair or stroller or on their feet. Ridiculous!!
Nor is there a "misunderstanding" when you treat someone who is different like dirt just because of their race, religion, national origin, sexuality, etc.
My parents use to teach me when I was a boy that someone is always watching. I guess these employees missed that one. Treat people right always for you always reap what you sow.
People are animals
than i should become a god
They are just acting, but your parents were wise
That's wrong motivation though. If you are just not evil because you fear that someone will see and punish you, than that's not really being good.
You should imagine that you are the other person, and think how you would feel if someone did something to you.
Excellent ,bravo lady ,real world judgement to the tee
She just showed her true colors in spectacular fashion!
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I am a disabled and glad to see someone stand up for us!! I unfortunately have not experienced anything like this!!!
I'm disabled but it doesn't show.
I try to interact but when people are nasty to me I retaliate but not quietly and soon put them in their place.
ALL people have the right to live their life without discrimination either disability, colour, race or religion 🖖
OK I'm a trekkie
@@paulnicoll1791 the real disability is laziness
@@trippykr1769 yes. The laziness of people who don't bother to put stairs and accessible accommodations in public places. I understand your sentiment. By lazy you mean people who don't try. Be careful with that word though. So many of us are called lazy when we're just trying our best and it's really misused.
@@Fairygoblet yes Natalie
Unfortunately you haven't experienced this kind if discrimination? I'm not sure why that's unfortunate?
I'm a disabled person theses Restaurants are not allowed to refuse we disabled service. We can sue anybody or place deny we disabled anything for violating The Americans with Disabilities Act which is our Civil Rights Bill.
My sister's have autism and it's things like this that make me angry. I love how the staff was called out in the end. Standing up for what is right is the #1 thing we can do for those who can't
This would most likely never happens in real life this is exagerated
@@mehdih8165 What country are you from?🙄
My cousin, has a disability that keeps his mind in a child like state, its kinda sweet, to always have that child wonder. He is loved and cherished in my family, and seeing people like this, outing others for things that they cannot control. It just boils my blood to the point that I wanna shout into their faces and just make them fall to their knees with guilt. I don't know how these awful people can sleep with ease after belittling this poor women.
Thank you!!! We exist!! And we matter to!!!!
@@mehdih8165 it's not exaggerated you fool us disabled people are mistreated like this every year and every day by rude people who don't respect special needs or disabled people
Great acting here, it was cool of her to go out of her way to discover what was wrong and put a stop to it! Good work on this one. ⚔
Glad you enjoyed it, dear Liezel 🤗
I have never heard of a dress code requiring high heels. The way they treated Mrs. White is appalling!
In Moscow or Paris for example, there are many places where you're not allowed to go in without a suit or high heels. There are many of high-leveled people with a classical etiquette, and it MUST BE.
Don't judge a person with disabilities it'll end badly for you. what happened to this restaurant will go bankrupted.
Because customers are the key to success - Dhar Mann
@@selinaou It very often only takes one incident, or one rude employee to cost a business to lose money or eventually fail.
“...but you can call me your executioner. Any last words?” How bomb was that!
Thank you ☺️
there's also hefty fines involved if reported.
Hello 👋 how are you doing
Really loved the setups of the protagonists in this channel, so much justice!
this woman was to nice. They judged her and you never know who the disabled person might be. Could be someone important and every person has feelings
Even if they are not important we with somekind of disability deserve the same respect as nondisabled. :)
@@raggarbergman agree
Stacy M yes definitely
Even if she is not "important" it doesn't change shit that this behaviours is unacceptable.
Isn't it ironic that all of us are actually disabled or hurt in another way. Inside our hearts we are broken by everything that happens. So we can accept people that don't have problems on the outside but all the time we are being friendly to people who are actually hurt on the inside.
Very well said.
Well, those 2 jerks were def. the "disabled" people in this skit -- ""BRAIN" disabled", that is.
Girl, I like your comment very much. Kudos. I know the feeling all too well. I've been hurt badly inside my heart. I understand people's brokenness.
#WearUrScars
This is amazing work.
Really best direction and good content.actors did a very key roles in the short film
They were so horrible to her and they deserve exactly what they get.
"We don't serve wheelchairs!"
"I don't eat them either!"
Good one lol
@@croccie8671 Muhammad Ali quote
Wow if wheelchairs can be eaten, i guess this could save lifes as this could solve world hunger, global warming, death of marine life and wild life, pollution, and more.... this is because wheelchair is made out of metal, plastic, rubber, cloth and more... so if we could eat those materials, we could basically help clean up the rubbish found in the ocean and in the dump... as those materials are mostly found as a waste...
@@ibrahimcheema8933 Bingo! 😉
@@Z4U3398 💯
We should all respect the disabled first and treat them the same as everyone.. They are humans too.
First it was painful to watch, how this animals were rude with disabled woman. But when she revealed her true identity, that was a real relief. Hope this restaurant has been SHUT DOWN for good. And this people will be FORBIDDEN from every restaurant to work.
My husband, who passed away last year, was in a wheelchair after losing both legs. We were fortunate to be treated nicely in many restaurants, but he had appalling experiences in other places. Such attitudes from people are humiliating.
I'm so sorry for your loss 😔
My condolences ❤
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In real life, probably no restaurant will done the same thing, either cuz they really accept everyone or they dont want their image on other people eyes destroyed
Agreed
Too exaggerated, never seen or heard treating a disabled person so badly!
Enjoy the show man..
Social network can kill their business..
How adorable, you still have a modicum of faith in humanity.
Yes, this is "dramatized" but actually toned down from some of the things that I have seen. As in, literal security camera footage.
This reminds me of a moral from another social media influencer: "Treat every customer with respect. Because they're the key success'.
as long as they behave approbatly
I hope there's no real life restaurant like this
I don't expect there is. Not even plausible.
They tell you they don't have room, or they just keep the entrance and facilities inaccessible.
@@MickeyYahoo There are.
I am glad i never have found one like that
Of course there isn’t
I don't know if a place like that exists.... I just can't imagine that
The whole of India is like that. You don't need to go to a restaurant to get treated like that!
I think it does in my town......and I think they also have closed. its called covid karma.
@@belovedtruth3447 where you live in india?
@@belovedtruth3447 really? Which place do u live in india ?
It happens quite often. I celebrated my birthday in a restaurant with my two children. My autistic son was a little restless that day because of overstimulation. To distract himself he had played with clay. A waitress in the restaurant then reacted in a similar way to the waiters in the film. Fortunately, other customers in the restaurant reacted and then showed the waitress how to behave. It was definitely not a nice birthday for me. My autistic son is now 20 and can give dozens of examples like this.
All of them acting are so natural🙂👏👏
When she said you can call me your executioner any last words. I died laughing 🤣🤝🏽 nice
Amazing! This happens so often. More so when the disability is visible but also when it is invisible. Some people never learn.
Hi, how are you feeling today?
It's important to show people kindness mecyn and respect to those people who aren't as blessed as we are.
Mobility is not always the blessing. Disability isn't sad. It's a part of living.
So you are blessed just bcz you can walk?? Okk sure we are not as blessed as you are but bro you have to work on the way you thought......
Just fantastic 👏 👌
This was insanely GOOD ❤
This is unbelievable and outrageous! Can't believe there r such jerks in our society to behave with a fellow human instead of helping them
It so sad that these thing alway happen in real life
It's just acting, they do it well
Good lesson for this kind of people.
What a embarrased moment she
received by them...no one should
be treat in that way.
Hi, dear how are you feeling today?
Hello 👋 how are you doing
Absolutely Nereida, Disabled or not I believe everyone was created by God and should be treated equally. This is highly inspirational 👌. They deserve better, I'm sending hugs 🌹 from Houston, Tx... And you? 😊
Good msg 👌
The lesson is great 👍....
Thanks for giving all of us a reminder of humanity, we should have to respect disabled and handicapped, this video is heart touching for me 🙏
People do respect disabled people. This doesn't happen.
SO THE WAITRESS ARE BOTH IN THE SAME SITUATION ONE THE DISABLED PERSON AND THE POOR UGLY WAITRESS JACKIE
Last me kya hua,
Hindi me bata Dena please
Or English me
I go through this ALL THE TIME!! It's a real shame that we live in a society where we can't even treat those w/ the smallest of abnormalities with the smallest bit of dignity.
I was going to say the same thing. Where do people treat disabled people like this in a restaurant? Ive not seen anything like this for a disabled person. Pretty sure people would jump right in and say something where Im at.
@@alisonpham767 In Massachusetts! An Applebee's in a certain town was paving their parking lot and had No provisions for handicapped people to get in. Nobody helped my Mother with her wheelchair and refused to sit us and wait on us because she was in a wheelchair. After I told the manager off, I called their headquarters and they didn't care. So yes, discrimination against the handicapped is alive and well in Massachusetts!
@@terrybardy2848 thats plain disgusting! Must be happening here too then, but usually UK make more effort to accomodate, depending if theres stairs and no ramp to some places. Obviously more needs to be done to make it compulsory to accomodate everyone!
I agree with you a million percent.
We live in a society
As a black woman this is but an hour in my life since school!! You can't get up & walk away from it either!! These bigots in the video were kinder to that lady than people have been to me when I'm simply walking down the street!! Be kind to one another people!!
I grew up in a racist town, Cairo, IL, where the white people preferred to close their businesses and leave town, rather than treat black people like human beings. To this day, what once was a bustling, nice city is, almost, a ghost town.
Blacks seem to think only they get mistreated, whites get mistreated also. Blacks havent cornered the market on mistreatment. The rich are the enemy, black or white. Money talks, the poor suffer.
I'm white but disabled. I have to use wheelchairs on occasion due to MS. however I will not experience the level of discrimination you do daily. I am sorry you experience that. Appalling in this day and age. Humanity never learns.
This has no logic at all.. It's not at all possible that a disabled person will get this sort of service and behavior.. And if that could be, then that is shambolic... It's pathetic... 😡😡
That's true. Just clishees
I got injured while in China and came back to singapore in a wheel chair. Thank God i was treated fairly. Some people stared, but that was all. They didnt say a single word. While a nice air stewardness pushed me all the way to where some of my horrified family members were waiting. (They didnt know i was injured)
I mean it's Singapore, generally people there have enough respect for people with disablities
I am also served that issue in childhood but I work hard then alhumdunillah i am fine also i am a runner champion 🏆 but unfortunately my second baby delivery i am again face my right side parallel many people see n talk to me same like bulshit but I believe in my Allah bless me in anytime n He know all the things He think better for me so i served it
As a person in a wheelchair this is a great argument for open carry
Amen to that. Due to an extremely painful skin condition I've had all my life and extreme neuropathy and arthritis at now 41 years old I need a cane to walk and carry a 1911A1 with four, eight-round magazines.
Size might also help, 6'2 320 lbs
I get stares sometimes but not to the point of insults or outright discrimination. I'm guessing size and the fact I'm armed is a deterrent.
, Such people, like all predators, seek out the weak. If they see someone seemingly weak and yet still have the means and ability to appreciably defend themselves and/or seems to be or known to be a viable threat to the predator via grievous injury or even death, especially if the prey is wounded, they'll fight that much harder, the predators will nine times out of ten will move on to easier prey.
Karens, bullies, racists, sexists, and others who discriminate usually won't against those who are obviously are a threat or upon closer inspection determined to be a threat. Hungry enough, they might try you but even then not all out.
Hello Robbie 😊
Such a sweet and good actress
If I was a customer and saw the staff treat a person in a wheelchair like that. I would curse out the staff and tell them that I would never return.
The real tragedy is that some people have to be told to respect people with disabilities instead of being a decent person in the first place.
Aye.
I have had epilepsy since I was 4 1/2 years old and I am 60 years old now I broke my leg when I had a grand mal seizure so I had to get a wheelchair I use a quad cane now or a walker but not as much a a.c my cane I depend on it the most to walk around in the yardwork climbing steps. I live with my 70 year ill old brother on 3 acres in the country in north ms.
I appreciate your way of putting that into words. :)
@@janr.1077 thanks Jan I have had epilepsy since was 4 1/2 years old and I am 60 years old now I broke my right leg in 2006 and had to have a wheelchair for about a year I have to use a quad cane to get around I live out in the country on 3 acres of land with my 70 year brother and my 4 dogs.
I was a Vista Volunteer with L.I.F.E. of North MS it is an organization that serves people with disabilities and the man that I worked with one day was blind so he was going to go to lunch his sister and take his service dog with him of course service dogs can go into restaurants but they were asked to take his dog out of the restaurant and he told them that he would not be back and he was going to report the m to the office in Jackson, Ms L.I.F.E Living Indendece For Everyone that means there going to get into big trouble.
A RESTAURANT CAN'T FORCE A WOMAN IN A WHEELCHAIR TO WEAR HIGH HEELS SINCE SHE CAN'T STAND OR WALK
but they can force a woman that can stand and walk to wear high heels?
IF THEY ARE ABLE TO THERE A WOMEN WHO CAN WALK MAY NOT BE ABLE TO WEAR HIGH HEELS DUE TO HAVING ONE LEG SHORTER THAN THE THE OTHER LEG
People who use wheelchairs can wear heels if they like them, just like anybody else.
@@f0ssig THEY JUST RUDE AND DIDN'T KNOW WHO THEY WE'RE MESSING WITH THE WRONG PERSON
@@shirleystranch4978 caps lock is on.
Really nice to watched a short film.....
Thank you for watching!
No way should this b tolerated to any level
Shutting them down is a perfect idea
If I witnessed this in real life I will do everything in my power to have that resto shutdown
It happens, but its often so subtle that you might not notice it.
Ha Brooke did!
What about people who cant get into vaccine passport resturants...bc of a medical condition. They will be discrimated agaisnt. Are you okay with that? But not okay with this? There is no difference
I mean what more can we do as a regular customer other than record the event and then share it online?
I'm legit curious
Moral: A person is a person whether they are disabled or not. Instead of looking down on people who are different, treat everyone with equal respect and kindness.
I certainly would not have purchased the shoes from the lady. I would never have returned to the restaurant.
I loved those set ups
I am disabled and use a cane for my disability. One time in Walmart I heard a sound behind me and it turned out a young man was mocking the way I was walking. The lady he was with was admonishing him for that so there is still some good people around.
At least the lady has a heart and a brain!
@@DramatizeMe Exactly
We will all eventually be helpless sooner or later. I'm glad that lady know the inner darkside of that individual. I see people mark me for walking crookedly. They don't know that I have scoliosis and endured many backpain every day. Do I like it? No and i have to explain to the uneducated. Then they have a deeper understanding. Usually I help the helpless and less fortunate than me. I don't laugh and ridicule their unnatural human qualities because we human have different level of flaw. No one is perfect but yet have unique attributes.
@@tr1bes Well said 😎 Wtih my neurological problem two days ago I had just started mowing my lawn then a young man stopped by and said it looked like I was having trouble and offered to mow for me. I thanked him for offering. I did not realze I was showing any problems. But I did get my mowing done without any help 😊
I too use a cane. I was crossing a street once and a woman tried to barge past me. I banged my cane down hard in front of her feet. She soon backed off.
You know when I had a broken ankle years ago and was using a wheel chair for a short while, I was shocked at how badly people treated me. 😳
Hello Darlene
How are you doing? Hope you and your family are safe
Lĺo
"We don't serve wheelchairs." A lot of people don't. They serve customers. Smh
Very, very good!!!
No wonder she was so determined to dine in that restaurant. Haha. It was sad to see how badly she was treated due to the wheelchair.
Breaks my heart that the disabled Are treated so badly