A realistic remake of this video would include: - everywhere the guy goes, he first has to move regular chairs out of the way before he can sit on his attached chair - once he gets on the bus, he needs to stand b/c he can’t move the bus seats - he can never go to the bathroom
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I like how dude can sit to wait for the bus but once he gets on the bus he'll have to stand. Brilliant stuff here.
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What if he just stuck an umbrella in each of his back pockets? It would be a lot cheaper, he could take them out when he sits on the bus, and it would be handy if it rains.
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Isn't sitting the new smoking?
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Living is the new death
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I guess it *could* but will it? Let’s ask the makers of the segway lol
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disrupt sitting
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On the whole, this is a stupid idea. But I have a sister w MS and a Dad who has a hard time walking distances. In those cases I could see this being ok. But they also have better, safer, less constricting options that aren’t attached to their bodies. This is a no.
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My late husband had MS...in the beginning, before wheelchair, he fell a lot. This would have been an AWFUL idea! Would have caused more injuries. Just saying. As for me..i am also disabled. I use a walker, it has a seat. Problem solved.
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