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frequentmouse (![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} frequentmouse) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/community.gif){kind=small} otf_wank, |
Yeah, right, re the comment by Rob, the Portland store ignores customers.
For values of "ignores" which includes having a sales person talking to you (listening to you, which is a nice change) within a couple of minutes of coming in the door.
Every Apple Store I've been in seems pretty much ADA compliant, within the usual expectation of a retail enviornment- which does notinclude having every product within unassisted reach of wheelchair users or short people, as long as it's not exclusively self-service.
(OK, I just bought the sixth Mac to come into our houshold, to replace the first one to ever break, an eight year old iMac. I'm pro-Apple).
For values of "ignores" which includes having a sales person talking to you (listening to you, which is a nice change) within a couple of minutes of coming in the door.
Every Apple Store I've been in seems pretty much ADA compliant, within the usual expectation of a retail enviornment- which does notinclude having every product within unassisted reach of wheelchair users or short people, as long as it's not exclusively self-service.
(OK, I just bought the sixth Mac to come into our houshold, to replace the first one to ever break, an eight year old iMac. I'm pro-Apple).
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