Motorized Society

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It was troublesome at first to choose which norm in our society I wanted to violate. At that point unfortunately I harmed my knee in a volleyball match and this constrained me considerably more in my decisions for violations. In any case, the more I contemplated it I saw that I could utilize my setback to my advantage. Walking around on crutches I clearly already stood out in the group, yet I wanted something somewhat extraordinary. In the event that I disposed of my crutches and did not have to walk around I would resemble any normal healthy athletic individual. This then conveyed me to A-Z Store. I couldn't search around the store with my crutches and carry all my groceries, so I jumped onto the handicapped shopping cart. In doing my experiment, …show more content…

Since this gathering of individuals is usually older, our society has come to accept seeing the elderly utilize these sorts of motorized carts for assistance. Be that as it may, when a youthful healthy individual uses the aid of a cart society does not expect this and a few people will even grimace and look down on the youngster driving the cart. Individuals in our society don't prefer to see others take advantage of situations when they are extremely capable of managing all alone. For example it resembles seeing a man park in a handicapped space before the store and then energetically and healthily walks inside. We don't know for beyond any doubt why this individual is parking there however from what we see they are exceptionally capable of making the walk into the …show more content…

As I drove down the long isle that extends from one end of the store to the next he could see me originating from a long distance away. I was laughing almost the whole time as I approached him so I'm almost certain he thought it was a major joke. As I passed him he half grinned, however it was even more, what the hell are you doing grin. The best part was however, my friend later heard him tell another person in the store, I just saw a young person from UP driving one of those handicapped carts. I think she was embarrassed for simply having known me at that

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