So does WR have a new YT channel now? Because the one I followed (occasionally) hasn't had a new video uploaded in 7 months. I found her IG and saw a few pics of her with the guy I assume is her BF/BD but didn't see anything about her being pregnant.
Never mind. Found it. Doesn't look she's ever had many subscribers. Her old channel, "Wheelchair Rapunzel," has 3,550 subs, and her new one, "The Interabled Couple," has just 1,430. Maybe they need to take some tips from S&G's playbook.
I didn't like this woman when I came across her old channel. I like her even less now.
I don't care enough about them to watch any of their new stuff, but could someone please explain to me why no one who isn't disabled should be PROHIBITED from using the handicap stall in a public restroom? (I noticed the title on one of her videos, and I think I've heard S&G opine about the same subject.)
Case in point. I took some extra college classes a few years ago, and there were 3 stalls in the women's restroom, 2 regular, one handicap. There were 2 classes of about 40 students each in this fairly small, single-story building, about 65 of whom had to make use of that one restroom. (There were about 65 women enrolled and only about 15 men.) Many times both classes would break for 15 minutes at the same time, so 40-50 women would descend upon that one restroom at the same time. I never saw a handicapped person in the building, but if everyone left the one handicap stall open "just in case" someone in a wheelchair came along, it would have taken a LOT longer for everyone to finish their business.
Sometimes there was a line of 6 or 7 women waiting. So if someone in a wheelchair were to need to use the facilities, she could have sat in her wheelchair and waited in line like everyone else. Chances were the handicap stall would be the next, or at the very most, the 3rd available. But the wheelchair user would have still been in line. Perhaps someone ahead of her, if she noticed the handicap stall was the next available, would tell the wheelchair user to go ahead of her, but to say that no one who isn't in a wheelchair should ever use a handicap stall and that someone in a wheelchair should be entitled to her own personal, "no-waiting" stall is just stupid.
Handicap parking? Great. Totally different subject. And don't block access to someone in a handicap vehicle that has a side ramp because that's totally not cool.
Things aren't always what they appear to be. If someone in a wheelchair rolled into the restroom I described and saw both regular stalls empty but the handicap stall occupied, it could be that the 2 people in the regular stalls finished first and exited and that the remaining person was in the handicap stall because it was the only one available when she entered the restroom. I sense the same "entitlement" attitude with this woman as I do with S&G.