And who gives a shit if he's disabled or not? It's an amateur move to leave your tape recorder away from your person. It should've been on the reporter.

Asking for an apology is just ridiculous. If he weren't disabled, would there be this outrage? If the answer is no, then it's a disservice to disabled folk everywhere for there to be outraged. They ought to be treated equally, except where alternate accomodations are required due to disability. Being a jerk off who leaves his tape recorder somewhere he can't access it and not putting it on lock or whatever has nothing to do with being in a wheelchair.

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All those people tittering and chatting behind me? They're simply flair.

Why yes, I'm a gigantic asshole, thank you or noticing.

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He really thinks that providing someone with the absolute most basic requirements for what they need to do their job (i.e. to get to the building, and to get INTO the building) qualifies as "going above and beyond."

Geez, you'd think HE HIMSELF didn't arrive at City Hall in a vehicle designed and built to the specific needs and functions of HIS body.

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