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Quoted By: >>15091916 >>15093867
A while ago I discovered a social phenomenon developing at a store.
The store has two entrances, a regular door that has to push or pulled and is raised off the ground by one step.
The other entrance is a disability elevator for people in wheel chairs who cannot go up this single step. The disability door cannot be opened unless the elevator is completely raised and the elevator cannot go down unless the door is closed.
Despite stickers and the obvious nature of the disabled entrance 70% of people try to use it instead of using the normal entrance. This leads to them to try and vault up the raised elevator or be confused why door isn't opening. I saw a guy ram his knees and injure himself trying to vault it. This shit is like fly tape, retards subconsciously gravitate to the disabled entrance instead of using the regular one.
The store has two entrances, a regular door that has to push or pulled and is raised off the ground by one step.
The other entrance is a disability elevator for people in wheel chairs who cannot go up this single step. The disability door cannot be opened unless the elevator is completely raised and the elevator cannot go down unless the door is closed.
Despite stickers and the obvious nature of the disabled entrance 70% of people try to use it instead of using the normal entrance. This leads to them to try and vault up the raised elevator or be confused why door isn't opening. I saw a guy ram his knees and injure himself trying to vault it. This shit is like fly tape, retards subconsciously gravitate to the disabled entrance instead of using the regular one.
