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I would have explained it had nothing to do with her, and that since your brother is deaf ASL is the only way he communicates. If she still makes a stink, get the manager and tell them you are being harassed. That woman is obviously extremely insecure, but that's no reason she should get away with harassing people like that.
Yes, Poster, 'seriously'. It is consistent with this unfortunate person's evident infirmities of mind and body that when engaging with new people, assault may be the best she can do. I have known the victims of multiple handicaps (including obesity, chain-smoking, narcolepsy, learning difficulties, and Tourette's) who had to spend many hard years overcoming hair-trigger aggressivity and acquiring just the essential social skills. It is so hard because the world is covertly as hostile to people like this lady -but all day, every day- as she was with you. I do not know which generation of the Deaf your brother represents, but the ones I worked with in the days just before the spread of the Internet were a sorely frustrated lot, doubly cut off as they were from hearing society and from each other. Trebly cut off, if you consider how hard it was for them to access basic world knowledge -never mind education. Ask him, he will remember, or will have heard of it! Back in those dark days I witnessed many an incensed outburst like the one you had to endure in the restaurant. We are all struggling with something that might happen to make us impossible to be around -and thus all the more greatly challenged. Imagine living like that lady, for just five minutes. Picture yourself as her, in the bathroom, Gracious God! To love the unloveable, I have to concentrate on what we all are, when the dirty baggage is burned away. You love your brother and have learned his beautiful and intricate language; now can you manage some compassion for that diseased and estranged person? Society shuns warped bodies and unconventional abilities alike. She will live out this life alone, and proceed to the next long before most of us. Please don't be too offended.
Respect is earned. The cow didn't act respectable. Therefore, she deserves no respect. Had she minded her own damn beeswax, what would've happened? Nothing. Literally nothing would've happened. Everyone would be on their merry little ways instead of judging about how utterly full of herself she is, literally and figuratively.
Did you just call chain smoking a disease...? Did you just call obesity (before anyone cries "she might have a thyroid problem", she's eating at McDonald's. Slim chance) a disease...? Self-inflicted, self-developed habits are NOT a disease. That is a way to deflect responsibility for your actions.
I tl;dred through the comment you're referring to, 73, but addiction IS a disease, and some eating disorders present with obesity (BED, bulimia). Sure, you can avoid the addiction to smoking by never smoking a cigarette, but you can avoid toxic shock syndrome by never leaving a tampon in. Is TSS not a disease just because somebody's original lapse in judgement led to it? Not to mention that fat people can exist at McDonalds without having fast food be the sole cause of their obesity.
Please don't comment on something you didn't read. It really brings out your inner stupid and we'd rather not see that...
Hello, #73: I referred to people with 'multiple handicaps', including obesity, and called the lady in the story a 'diseased and estranged person'.
if you're that insecure about your weight perhaps don't go to McDonald's... or if you just need to shovel 2000 calories in your face do so in your car or take it home and eat in privacy. I'm not obese and if I'm having a period induced "must eat all the foods!" then I'll eat my gross amount of food at home watching Netflix in the dark. Nobody can make fun you real or imagined if there's nobody around.
That's a little dysfunctional, 60. It's nice to eat at home and watch Netflix, but it's okay to eat in public too, no matter what your weight is. While I'm at it, McDs is fast, hot, cheap, and not all of its menu options are that terrible. The new chicken sandwich is 350 kCal, the salads are palatable, and a plain hamburger with veggies added is just ~90 plus whatever the bun is. Pair that with a diet soda or water and you've got a quick meal for a few bucks.
oh I def. don't disagree! and I'm not saying people can't pile food up on their plates in public. IDC what anyone eats. I'm talking about people that are paranoid about their weight that they think people are talking about them. I, when I eat a crap ton of food, feel weird about it so I choose to do it at my house, so I can eat all the foods comfortably. I'm not saying fat people shouldn't eat.
some of my friends and I are learning sign language and to practice both signing and reading signs we'll go to restaurants and one of us will order and the rest of us will sign. we got a waitress once who thought we were mocking her and refused to serve us.
It amazes me every single day how people can get so offended so quick, about something that has nothing to do them. Fyl op.
UH... can you say self conscious ... seriously that lady needed to get some issues of her own worked out. Just because someone is talking whether verbally or with your hands its not always about you!!!!!
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That's when you give her the finger. But in all seriousness, you could try and explain to her that you were playing a game. She's obviously very insecure about her wait.
Some people are just really insecure about themselves. I know if I'm out running errands looking disheveled (because yoga pants are for running errands, right?) with my back brace on and a gaggle of women start laughing at something I'll anxiously think they're laughing at me.