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So, full of anticipation and bearing the 15% discount voucher, I trotted around the corner from work to Tiso to spend far too much money on lovely camping equipment. Five whole floors of stuff to poke and and deliberate over. Oh yes.
Except.
I wanted to see stuff on floors 2, 3, and 4. There's no lift. The staff helpfully informed me--without even a hint of an apology--that their other shop has a lift. Gosh. That's handy.
Are disabled people not allowed to buy camping gear?
Who is well-versed in the DDA and can help me quote the relevant chunks of the law at them to explain that their big damn shop is not exempt? They have so far failed to reply to a direct question on Twitter.
Am full of righteous indignation and need to put it to good use.
Grr.
Except.
I wanted to see stuff on floors 2, 3, and 4. There's no lift. The staff helpfully informed me--without even a hint of an apology--that their other shop has a lift. Gosh. That's handy.
Are disabled people not allowed to buy camping gear?
Who is well-versed in the DDA and can help me quote the relevant chunks of the law at them to explain that their big damn shop is not exempt? They have so far failed to reply to a direct question on Twitter.
Am full of righteous indignation and need to put it to good use.
Grr.