Waitress insults veteran living with brain injury | WWYD

A veteran who suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury is struggling to order food in an Indiana restaurant. Instead of the waitress offering some assistance, she questions whether he is drunk.

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[virtualatheist]

"If I get up, there's gonna be an issue."

I fucking believed her!

[byakurenhoujuu]

Even without the veteran bit, just treating disabled people like that is disgusting.

[freedolphin]

The last gentleman crying really moved me, he's great!

[Guile-NYC]

8:44 “For those who have fought for it Freedom has a taste the Protected will never know. And, for those that have lost it, Freedom has a taste that the Protected will never appreciate. “

This is so deep and impactful. Thank you and thank you for your service.

[art.of.verser]

"Not all wounds are visible." Definitely something we all need to take to heart.

[itme]

ok but even if he wasn’t a veteran, , , , treating ANYONE like this is disgusting.

[jfkwatchparty]

For any veterans that read this, you have my undying respect. As someone with family that served AND with people in my life that are disabled, this hit home

[iqojpto]

Being a disabled vet with TBI and PTSD. Living under a program for homeless vets, I feel for all who go through that. Seeing it for a few minutes and living it is totally different. Salute to my over 16 million brother and sister veterans!

[s.o.k.]

She's a really good actor. I hate her character so much.

[js]

The first lady wasn’t playing any games she was about to fight her 😂

[kenc]

I am a combat vet and I teared up. Thanks for doing this.

[stasiabeez]

"He's just a crazy veteran", nobody in their right mind would ignore that.

[kerchelle]

Disabled or not, treating anyone with such disrespect is absolutely vile.

[IAmSuzyQ]

"Why would you help him?"
"Why would you NOT help him?"
🤷🏼‍♀️ EXACTLY! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[jorielynnpeacock]

My husband suffers from a TBI, hearing loss and severe combat PTSD after his third combat deployment. It is so difficult not to completely go off when people are so ignorant of those with disabilities.

[GJSTK]

"For those who have fought for it, freedom has a taste that the protected will never know. And for those who have lost it, freedom has a taste that the protected will never appreciate."

- for my late uncle who was only 16-yrs old when he faded away from that death march in the Philippines in WW2. Rest In Peace & love you, Uncle Matty! We Appreciate & Thank You for your service & for the price of that Freedom.

[gyanesh_]

**Actors get beaten up by public**
John Quinones : This is getting good, this is getting good

[jqkob]

“I’m army” “Hoo-rah” this is the nicest guy ever!

[ssterlingdve]

“Freedom has a taste that the protected will never know.
Freedom has a taste that the protected will never appreciate”
Wow beautiful and so touching

[etainvelorum]

I don't often get emotionally overwhelmed, but WWYD does not fail to make me cry. This helps me have faith in humanity. Can't imagine treating a person like they're nothing or a burden. I had to help my mother with my disabled father, who had ALS, for years before his recent passing. Never thought of him as any less than a human being.