OUR guilty sins...use disabled toilets and don't always pay train fare! Yours?

by Witness 007 11 Replies latest jw experiences

  • Poztate
    Poztate
    AFAIK, being disabled means you get to have a toilet that's usable to you, not that you get to avoid waiting in lines. If there's someone in line behind me who is obviously disabled and looks like waiting would be a burden, I let her ahead. If not, I take the next available one. I see nothing wrong with this?

    Rebel has it right. Handicapped toilets are for the accommodation of handicapped people. There is nothing that prevents anyone else from using the facilities if they are vacant. Handicapped parking is another matter.

  • Bubblie
    Bubblie

    I use the handicapped toilet since the toilet is higher. The older you get the harder it is to get up from those lower ones. I don't park in the handicapped spaces. I feed the ducks at the pond when there is a $500 fine but I do know the magic words to use with the police that will stop you. You just have to know a ladies name. I drink a beer to take my depression meds. I really live on the edge.

    Kit

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