Thanks for all the creativity and clarity of presentation! I got the meta raybans for my visually impaired wife and it's been incredibly helpful. Great to see the evolution
@@CO0L_CAT There are plenty, is just about ensuring the technology or equipment they interface with is equipped with accessibility such a computer with a screen reader. I know blind teachers, accountants, stock brokers, chefs, radio hosts, sound mixers, music producers, social media managers, office administrators, customer support agents, etc.
this may be helpful but a lot of Walmarts (and other grocery stores) have sensory friendly hours in the morning around 8-10 where they're supposed to dim the lights! (as well as turning off the radio and tv walls!)
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Thanks for all the creativity and clarity of presentation! I got the meta raybans for my visually impaired wife and it's been incredibly helpful. Great to see the evolution
Nice video! I didnt know this service existed. It seems really helpful. Glad you posted again!
Incredible video, please continue to make more
Bro, the plant thing is so relatable! I can barely keep them alive.
The king has returned
You're too kind!
@@jamesrathI had plans to shower but this video hooked me in early, so good job. And how do you read my comment and reply?
Hygiene comes first, ahah! My phone and computer use a screen-reader/text-to-speech and can read comments and I can type or dictate.
@@jamesrath what kind of jobs are suitable for a blind person
@@CO0L_CAT There are plenty, is just about ensuring the technology or equipment they interface with is equipped with accessibility such a computer with a screen reader. I know blind teachers, accountants, stock brokers, chefs, radio hosts, sound mixers, music producers, social media managers, office administrators, customer support agents, etc.
this may be helpful but a lot of Walmarts (and other grocery stores) have sensory friendly hours in the morning around 8-10 where they're supposed to dim the lights! (as well as turning off the radio and tv walls!)
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