Re: Navigating the dreaded line
I hate this, and also haven't found an effective way of dealing with it. Talking to people in person horrifies me, so I try to avoid asking for help.
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Re: Navigating the dreaded line
Unconventional methods can be some of the most useful. I suppose I'm just not comfortable with being that forthright; mostly by virtue of being human and not just because I'm blind. I guess it could be that simple, just turn around and ask for that easy
Re: Navigating the dreaded line
Personally I strike up a conversation. Usually works that the line gets held up behind people talking anyway, and then just follow whoever's in front of you.Unconventional? Yes. Effective? Oh yes
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Navigating the dreaded line
Hi folks,One of the more annoying parts about going out (at least, for me) is dealing with lines at restaurants, coffee shops, etc.How do you all handle this? How do you know when the line moves? Is this easier with a guide dog or cane? I imagine the person
