Very awesome story. But doesn't this prove the GP's point then? Not all old people are incapable of figuring things out --by your anecdote-- and the GP's point

Very awesome story. But doesn't this prove the GP's point then? Not all old people are incapable of figuring things out --by your anecdote-- and the GP's point is that the ones that are, have just lost their patience and perseverance for that stuff, not that they actually are incapable of finding a menu item because they're old now. And things requiring a bit of patience isn't discrimination, it's just that some things require patience. There are young people that act like this too, where they refuse to even look through menus for a bit or try different buttons, and we don't say computers are discriminatory against young people? Granted we should most definitely still have accessibility features. Not having captions or bigger font options is pretty discriminatory.