Yesterday while walking along Istiklal Caddesi, I saw this sign outside a Starbucks:
"Ring bell for assistance," it reads in Turkish.
The small step was no challenge for me and my stroller, but someone in a wheelchair would have definitely needed help. Seeing this sign made me happy -- I have faced more difficult entrances than this with my stroller, where not a ramp or elevator was in sight.
I love when it is obvious that someone has thought of such details. It tells me that someone not only recognized a problem, but did something about it. And that in turn inspires confidence that the employee or business is a good one.
Except I'm not sure how the fact that said Starbucks is three-storeys high but has only one washroom fits with that theory.
No comments:
Post a Comment