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I've found that behavior varies and almost seems independent of me informing them I'm blind. -They will park far away or across the street and wait for me to c
by jesterswilde 6y ago
I've found that behavior varies and almost seems independent of me informing them I'm blind.
-They will park far away or across the street and wait for me to come to them. But I have a hard time understanding that they are there or there for me.
-They will ask me things like,"Is this the place." to which the only thing I can say is,"I have no idea." or lie and say,"Yes, this is fine." Then get out and try to understand where I am. I've actually ended up further away than I started before somehow.
-I've had people be very short with me for my inability to locate them and leave (Or other forms of being upset with me for not being able to function in this relatively simple contract.)
I also feel this kind of shit fairly intensely and it heavily dissuades me. I don't know if the tech will get there, but a self driving car would be a complete game changer.