Submitted 4 years ago
Hello,
My idea is on Maybe a Sunday evening between 10 and 12 o'clock midnight, to have what would be called a wheelchair/Walker night, where anybody in a wheelchair or Walker could come into the store. it would be mostly other people with wheelchairs and walkers at that time.
Since my wife had a brain bleed she does not care to go to the store anymore as people tend to stare at her in a wheelchair. I thought one night a week for mainly wheelchairs and walkers would be great. It would be great for people in wheelchairs to see other people in wheelchairs and walkers. regular customers could still come in and shop but wheelchairs and walkers would have the right of way.
Maybe some associates could be walking around to see if anyone in a wheelchair or Walker needed help carrying or picking something from a shelf. When I go to Wal-mart there is always somebody that needs a can of juice or something from a higher shelf and they can't reach it.
That's my idea I hope it can at least be haggled over on corporate level.
Maybe some associates could push a shopping cart around behind a wheel chair so the person in the wheelchair could shop. the associate would run the items through the scanner and the customer would pay for them. then the associate would push the shopping cart out to their car or whatever they came to the store in.
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