I would think that would put a sales person in an awkward position. Kind of like a bar tender deciding if a person had too many except harder. So, I guess we should at least look confident and look like we know what we are doing. :)
Terry On Fri, 26 Mar 2010 16:33:34 -0400you write: >I do not agree with this however I can now understand the reluctance of >selling some items to blind individuals. I was talking to a friend at the >local hardware store and mentioned that some sales people do not want to >sell power tools to the blind. He told me that it is not necessarily because >you are blind. A few years ago a salesman in a department store sold >something to an individual who was mentally incompetent. The individual got >hurt and the family filed a suit against the store and salesman. It was >settled out of court. Because of that some sales people are reluctant to >sell to anyone that they believe could have a problem operating the >machinery. As I said I do not agree with that but it now makes a little more >sense understanding their attitude.
