What do you think of deaf people delivering takeout food?

First of all, I appreciate that these platforms can provide these vulnerable groups with a job to support their families. There is also the hope that it can be more humanized and add some daily language assistants for deaf-mute riders to help them communicate with customers. In addition, they are very fragile in their hearts. I hope the relevant departments can help them better integrate into society. Help the poor first, sometimes dignity is more important than material things. ?

1、? As a person who lives by take-out all the year round, I also received a take-out from a deaf-mute for the first time ... At that time, he called me, and I then asked if it was take-out. He was there for a long time, and I could barely hear that his voice was tonal and a little stupid. I asked if the take-out had arrived, and he rang again and again. I just told him that you would wait a moment and I would be right down. I didn't realize that I was deaf-mute until I got the take-out home. To tell the truth, I have never suffered much since I was a child, and it is even harder to imagine how difficult it will be for deaf people to run for takeout. After all, when people are hungry, their emotions will be very violent, and they often come without saying a word ... I admire their willingness to do this job, support themselves by their own labor, and are very willing to support the work of the disabled. I will reward him with 1 yuan later. It would be great if he can feel happy. < P > Obviously, his life is also very ordinary. 2. I met another one before:

I ordered takeout, looked at my mobile phone, and it was about 2 minutes before the deadline, and suddenly I received a text message:? Hungry? Star Selection: "Come soon, you come …" My inner activity at that time: "Now the delivery staff won't even make a phone call? "When I saw the location of the delivery clerk who was hungry, it was 1m away from me. Well, it seemed to be a delivery clerk with personality, so I went downstairs to take delivery directly ... < P > Then something embarrassing happened. There was no delivery clerk downstairs, and after a while, suddenly a phone call came, marking the hungry star, but I hung up as soon as I got through ... huh? Are you so headstrong? Later, I received another text message: "Why don't you come back?" In fact, I was a little unhappy at this time. How can I say it? It feels like being played by others, especially the short message after being connected. In my opinion, it is like asking questions. After all, what does it mean to hang up on the phone and then fill in a short message ... However, out of politeness, I calmly replied, "I came down and thought you had arrived." < P > Then, I saw him 73m away from me. As soon as I arrived, he began to take delivery for me. "Hello, I'm ..." Before I finished, he pointed to his ear and showed me the list. I was embarrassed at that time. After confirming the list, I smiled at him, bowed and went upstairs ... (After going upstairs, I thought about it ... He sent a message asking me why I didn't return, probably to make sure that I could come down to take delivery.)

? It is much more difficult for deaf-mute people to take delivery than normal people. After all, this kind of service industry needs a lot of communication: receiving orders, checking orders, reminding people to take delivery, asking for addresses ... SMS messages are too easy to be ignored, but when you make a phone call, you can only hang up directly. Just sending a message+connecting and hanging up would have made customers feel uncomfortable without knowing it. For this, the deaf-mute people don't even have a chance to explain ... < P >? The last thing I want to say is that if you encounter a similar situation in the future, the takeaway order will be delayed. The call was hung up, or there was no sound after the call was dialed. Don't rush to return the order to the bad review. Because the rider who delivers take-away food to you may be deaf and dumb. They can't speak, they are deaf and live in a silent world. Too many injustices of fate are borne by them, but these people have not complained or indulged in depravity. Instead, I went to work and lived with dignity by my own hands. I hope fate will live up to their strength. I also hope that each of us can have more understanding and tolerance. As a reporter said: He guards our takeout and we help his future.