What would you do if someone blocked your daughter’s wheelchair van and you couldn’t get her in the car?
Evan was at his son’s martial arts class when a driver parked in the striped aisle next to the accessible spot. That aisle is where the ramp comes down. Evan was stuck for 15 minutes, and the driver was just getting noodles. He tells the whole story, including what he said when he confronted him. Isaac and Mike join in with how this has changed the way they see accessible spaces, plus easy ways anyone can help without getting into an argument.
We talk about:
▫️ Why the striped aisle next to an accessible spot isn’t a parking spot
▫️ Confronting the driver, and the apology
▫️ How to help without a confrontation: call the tow company or the non-emergency line
▫️ Why “just a quick second” is never okay, in parking spots and family restrooms
▫️ Why everyone has a connection to disability
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👤 Mike Ghesser — LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/michael-ghesser-b837a552
👤 Evan Rosenblum — LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/evan-rosenblum-141601237
RESOURCES…
▫️ Learn about the Inspiration Seal — inspirationfoundation.org
▫️ Clean Logic accessible products — cleanlogic.com
