Wheelchair users tried to book restaurant

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  • @lj8902
    @lj8902Ай бұрын

    That is so spot on 😅. Exactly how it goes with me vs my able-bodied family.

  • @AlanLivingston-qt6ml
    @AlanLivingston-qt6mlАй бұрын

    Yep, been there done that😂

  • @doggonepositive
    @doggonepositiveАй бұрын

    They've taken wheelchair accessibility to a whole Other level! It is completely from the ablest View Point! It's like they just came up with their own plans and somehow at least in the US they magically are ADA compliant!

  • @bluedeva
    @bluedevaАй бұрын

    You vs me 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 absolutely love these Gem and Sean nailing it everytime 👌🏻👌🏻🤗🤗

  • @ryuudrazyl5330
    @ryuudrazyl5330Ай бұрын

    Yeaup.

  • @antonyjharper31
    @antonyjharper31Ай бұрын

    Yeh it’s so hard going out! Even McDonald’s near me had to ask someone to move last time

  • @Wheelsnoheels
    @WheelsnoheelsАй бұрын

    Thsnkyou for all your comments guys

  • @TheMessyDeskxyz
    @TheMessyDeskxyzАй бұрын

    Suddenly I realise that having malls everywhere in Singapore is in a way a good thing. At least there are lifts and accessible toilets in the malls! Can’t say how accessible everything actually is since I’m not a user myself, but there is definitely more recognition of accessibility needs in recent years, so new buildings and stuff have to be designed with that in mind. More ramps being built everywhere etc. Definitely great for the aging population that we have. And hey, it’s great for anyone pushing (or pulling) a grocery shopping trolley bag thing too!

  • @CharityAngelSpectrum
    @CharityAngelSpectrumАй бұрын

    Yeah... Someone needs to explain that cobblestones are not wheelchair friendly. And neither is tapping on a window, wtf? Is the window low enough to tap on? Will someone actually hear you? 🙄

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