I know nothing about nothing ... but selling ADA seating to someone who doesn't need it sort of defeats the purpose of having an ADA section in the first place.
It doesn't seem plausible that this would be allowed, but again I have no expertise in the matter.
Yeah but you can't deny Disabled people the right to sell to a limited amount of people, which would be discrimination.
Before this thread gets shut down, and without commenting on the wisdom/morality of trying to buy your way into wheelchair seating [shakes head], I'd like to note that the villains of this story are a couple of working guys trying to make it through the worst two nights of their year.
Uh Huh. You also didn't read the whole post. Marc was letting women by like it was an assembly line, case in point my friends wife. K I'm messaging Kat. I forgot how bitter and pretentious most of the people on here are.
I read the whole thing. It was a story about a polite, blameless individual of pure heart on the one hand, and two ogres full of unmotivated spite on the other. I'm going to go ahead and assume there's at least one other side to it.
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