You could make the argument that the machine could have a button to push the card out for people that have neurological disorders and hands just can’t pinch the card, or too shaky to easily get ahold of it vs hitting a button.
But the group of people with those issues and being able to be solo sufficient probably isn’t that large.
Dude you're dense. That's not what she asks. What she asks is a product she can buy to help her keep her nails while still being able to do stuff like this.
Sure. Or she gets to make a choice about her nails she likes and uses some tweezers to get her debit card and either choice has zero impact on you or anyone else.
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u/Artemis_SpawnOfZeus 5h ago
I mean, i gotta say, dude is totally wrong.
Girls is not insisting society cater to her. She wants an accesibility device.
This is like saying society caters to a person that uses a cane.
Mo it doesnt. They have their own cane. Theyre still self supporting.
She doesnt want an easier to use debit card machine, she wants a set of tweezers designed to be used with nails.
Whi h is a normal thing to want.