Who’s more guilty in that situation? The waiter or the manager?

To be fair, no restaurant would survive this long being rude to any customers like that, disabled or otherwise .

"I'm Brooke White, the food critic. But you can call me your executioner!" i love when she said that.

EVERYONE can become disabled... NO MATTER how "perfect" you might be... TREAT others with the same RESPECT you are someone you love deserves to be treated. Great reflections.

I once met a guy who did that very thing. He was not disabled, but his job was to go to places to see how they treated people with disabilities, and to see how well they complied with regulations.

My late wife was disabled, and in a wheelchair. She was treated appallingly in some restaurants. People with disabilities are not gibbering idiots. They are people with feelings.

“You can call me your executioner. Any last words?” 10/10, that is pure gold right there.

Discrimination should never 🐝 allowed in any place no matter what.

My university did a social experiment similar to this where we had some of us come in wheelchairs to high class restaurants and it’s disgusting how we got treated. This isn’t fiction it’s insane how this is tolerated.

It's so unbelievable that people can be so rude and cruel to a disabled person. The twist at the end was awesome!

I once dated a wonderful woman who used a wheelchair, and the way many treated her was appalling. The worst was when people talked over her and to me. She was a lot smarter than me.

"I'm Brooke White the food critic but you can call me your executioner" and "A man? who told you that? lost your assumption?" those are my favorite lines from her.

Loved it, more things like this need to be done for real. People who don't have a child or family member who is disabled will never understand how rude and uncaring some people can be.

Cardinal Rule: Food Critics never announces themselves in restaurants. Secondly, treat everyone the same. With or without a disability.

I wish more people like Brooke. Pretending to be disabled or poor or something to see their true colors.

I loved this! When they treated her so badly, I wanted to crown them with my walker, and when she stood up and told them she was a food critic, I laughed my head off.

I too have been treated similarly. I am a Disabled Veteran who requires a Medical alert dog for diabetes, and cannot drive. Because of my dog, I am have been denied service not only from restaurants but also businesses and public transportation.

I am in a wheelchair and the amount of times people are rude, or look down at me, or don't even serve me because of it. Its unfair I'm just like everyone else. 😔

Their acting skill is on point. So intense..

I don't like the way they treated her. Everyone should be treated the same way WITH RESPECT. SHE SHOULD BE RESPECTED EVEN MORE.

Garry, this was my very first Dramatize Me video. I first saw this and I was hooked. Great acting, amazing actors and your plot was great. I love how the lady in the wheelchair stood up and said "am I good enough to eat at your restaurant now?" My other favorite part was when she said "I'm Brooke White, the food critic. But you can call me your executioner!" She nailed it, great.

I love how at 7:17, she not only exposed the manager's discrimination of disabled people, but also her misogyny because she assumed only men can be food critics

She forgot to tell them, you can keep the wheelchair 😂

we need more people like brooke..if only this is real

Them: We don't serve wheel chairs. Me: That's fine. My wheel chair's not hungry tonight. It's just along for the ride.

This was so painful to watch, but I’m glad I did. Justice served hot!

I am from Australia 🇦🇺 & it's amazing the number of Restaurants, or Wedding Venues that Don't have Wheelchair Access or Disabled Toilets. I have No Use of my legs & am in a Wheelchair. You can't just try out new places. Some places even will tell you they are Wheelchair accessible & you find out when you get inside, settled at your table, & have ordered food, that there is No Disabled Toilet. I've often had to leave a Restaurant to find a toilet, then go back to the Restaurant. I make a mental note & never go back. It's disgusting the way people with Disabilities are treated. My money is just as good as anyone elses. People look at you & judge you before they get to know you, especially if your in a wheelchair. I will go somewhere with someone & they will ask the person I'm with what I want, "How Rude". I get angry when people assume people with disabilities aren't smart, or think they have the right to boss us around. I have a University Degree. I am almost 50 & still single with no children. I didn't expect my life would be like this. I wasn't born Disabled. I ended up with a disability in my 20's. I became paraplegic when I was 30. Most guys seem to not bother getting to know a woman in a wheelchair. They need to stop judging us by what's on the outside & see what's on the inside. I am a loving, loyal & decent person who adores children. I've always wanted to get married & have children. Unfortunately that has never happened. I would like to have the same experiences available to me as available to anyone else. We have feelings too.

Life is surrounded by terrible people .

My fiance is in a wheelchair and this hurts so much. That people treat those in wheelchairs like they are dirt. It's sad. There is no "misunderstanding" when you treat someone who is different like dirt just because of their disability.

The look in their faces when she got up . PRICELESS

You are telling me that this type of behaviour happens in restaurants and other places? I don't think they care for anything except money whether from a disabled person or not

As a deafened adult I've dealt with discrimination similar to this for over 40 years. Imagine telling someone you are deaf and can't read lips and they still insist on verbally speaking to you as if they don't believe you because you can speak well and use your own voice. Deafened means you became post lingually deaf, not born deaf. I can't count how many times I've said this to someone violating my rights as a handicap person only to get a deer in the head light ignorant look on their stupid faces because they don't understand the law and ignore it.

I have worked with people of all ages and many kinds of disabilities... if there is one thing I have learned, it's that many of them have bigger hearts than most people now days.

“...but you can call me your executioner. Any last words?” How bomb was that!

The last picture for me😂❤️ thnk u for the message 💕💕persons are person no matter how small ❤️

This lady Brooke the food critic was pretending to be disabled because she heard from other readers that other disabled people were being rudely treated at this restaurant she was standing up for others so they would not be discriminatied against there again.

That twist was epic. The looks on their faces were PRICELESS!

2:32 lol he says that for every awnser

This reminds me of a moral from another social media influencer: "Treat every customer with respect. Because they're the key success'.

this woman was to nice. They judged her and you never know who the disabled person might be. Could be someone important and every person has feelings

The worst thing about a disability is that people see it before they see you

She just showed her true colors in spectacular fashion!

I really despise people who discriminate against other people like that.

My parents use to teach me when I was a boy that someone is always watching. I guess these employees missed that one. Treat people right always for you always reap what you sow.

As someone who has a friend in a wheelchair I'm proud of what the food critic did. She was looking out for those with disabilities. They are human just like anyone else! This is one of my favorite channels! And thank you for this video and message.

We should all respect the disabled first and treat them the same as everyone.. They are humans too.

First it was painful to watch, how this animals were rude with disabled woman. But when she revealed her true identity, that was a real relief. Hope this restaurant has been SHUT DOWN for good. And this people will be FORBIDDEN from every restaurant to work.

They were so horrible to her and they deserve exactly what they get.

"We don't serve wheelchairs!" "I don't eat them either!"

This has no logic at all.. It's not at all possible that a disabled person will get this sort of service and behavior.. And if that could be, then that is shambolic... It's pathetic... 😡😡

If I ever saw someone being treated like this teeth would be flying.

I LOVE IT..I am a 100% disabled Navy Veteran and understand this and it should never happen ..

Don't judge a person with disabilities it'll end badly for you. what happened to this restaurant will go bankrupted.

This video is so touching and I was really surprised when she stand up and I really like this video

I swear I’ve watched this video at least 5 times and every time the ending has me shouting!!! ❤️❤️❤️

Both the waiter and the manager are equally guilty for mistreating a disable person. I am disabled after a brain aneurysm and thyroid cancer health issue and I felt helpless when they were treating her rudely. I am glad when she stood up - it felt like she stood up for all disable people. Great acting and scenario - thank you for the upload - thumbs-up for you.

My sister's have autism and it's things like this that make me angry. I love how the staff was called out in the end. Standing up for what is right is the #1 thing we can do for those who can't

I have never heard of a dress code requiring high heels. The way they treated Mrs. White is appalling!

This showed up in my recommended videos...what is this...I love this!

I am a disabled and glad to see someone stand up for us!! I unfortunately have not experienced anything like this!!!

In real life, probably no restaurant will done the same thing, either cuz they really accept everyone or they dont want their image on other people eyes destroyed

I'm disabled myself and thankful I did not have to deal be with this crap.

Amazing! This happens so often. More so when the disability is visible but also when it is invisible. Some people never learn.

Moral: A person is a person whether they are disabled or not. Instead of looking down on people who are different, treat everyone with equal respect and kindness.

If I was a customer and saw the staff treat a person in a wheelchair like that. I would curse out the staff and tell them that I would never return.

Love this channel. The plots are so crazy 😂

Isn't it ironic that all of us are actually disabled or hurt in another way. Inside our hearts we are broken by everything that happens. So we can accept people that don't have problems on the outside but all the time we are being friendly to people who are actually hurt on the inside.

My husband, who passed away last year, was in a wheelchair after losing both legs. We were fortunate to be treated nicely in many restaurants, but he had appalling experiences in other places. Such attitudes from people are humiliating.

As a black woman this is but an hour in my life since school!! You can't get up & walk away from it either!! These bigots in the video were kinder to that lady than people have been to me when I'm simply walking down the street!! Be kind to one another people!!

I'm a disabled person theses Restaurants are not allowed to refuse we disabled service. We can sue anybody or place deny we disabled anything for violating The Americans with Disabilities Act which is our Civil Rights Bill.

I don't know if a place like that exists.... I just can't imagine that

"They call me The Executioner". "Any last request?" Love it!! 😅🤣😂🤣😅

Excellent ,bravo lady ,real world judgement to the tee

I certainly would not have purchased the shoes from the lady. I would never have returned to the restaurant.

No wonder she was so determined to dine in that restaurant. Haha. It was sad to see how badly she was treated due to the wheelchair.

"but you can call me your executioner, any last words?!" Man that was brutal The both faces was *PRICELESS*

This is another good example,of putting people or places like this in their place.Always quick to show you the doorway out,but when it comes to threatening their lives or businesses due their own selfishness,then they are quick to try and talk their way out or only then apologize.Many examples like this in my country.Well done 🙏👍

Amen!! There are still restaurants that refuse service to wheelchair users by not having the entry accessible. There is no way to enter and some no way to use wash up room.

As a person in a wheelchair this is a great argument for open carry

This is unbelievable and outrageous! Can't believe there r such jerks in our society to behave with a fellow human instead of helping them

No way should this b tolerated to any level Shutting them down is a perfect idea

This is amazing work.

I hope there's no real life restaurant like this

I go through this ALL THE TIME!! It's a real shame that we live in a society where we can't even treat those w/ the smallest of abnormalities with the smallest bit of dignity.

I love this channels so much I have watched lots of ur videos, its not just very entertaining but also very educating & addictive 🧡 People need to treat everyone equally, don't look at their material or physical 😒

people that disrespect disabled people don’t deserve to keep their restaurant

When she stood up out of that wheelchair. THAT WAS A KODAK MOMENT!

I got injured while in China and came back to singapore in a wheel chair. Thank God i was treated fairly. Some people stared, but that was all. They didnt say a single word. While a nice air stewardness pushed me all the way to where some of my horrified family members were waiting. (They didnt know i was injured)

I met this disabled woman who was in a wheelchair and she was an American Paralympian and was in the Games in Barcelona, Spain. When we finished talking, her cousin came over to see if there was a problem, thought I was being rude to her. She told him no and I was very nice and said she was the first Olympian I met. I didn't see a wheelchair, I saw a human and I treated her as such. That's how some wanted to be treated.

What restaurant would ever do something this horrible?

Good lesson for this kind of people. What a embarrased moment she received by them...no one should be treat in that way.

I am disabled and use a cane for my disability. One time in Walmart I heard a sound behind me and it turned out a young man was mocking the way I was walking. The lady he was with was admonishing him for that so there is still some good people around.

Trust me , as someone in a wheelchair. Most places make things difficult for physically disabled people . Even the so-called handicap friendly places are not so friendly either .

Disgusted staff there should be sacked

This young lady who has a disability deserves better and this goes to all that whether anyone has disabilities or not, doesn't matter. Treat people the way you want to be treated. People have feelings and don't need to be treated with disrespect and rudeness.

I had something like this happen to me about ten years ago. I am blind. A number of years ago I went on a vacation to visit a good friend of mine in another province. My friend wanted to try and understand what it would be like to be blind, so he asked me if we could dedicate one day of my visit to doing ordinary things while he was blindfolded, including dinner at a restaurant. The day before we were supposed to do the exercise, I called the restaurant we selected in order to give them a heads up. I explained that I was legitimately blind and would need assistance to/ from my table etc, but that my friend would be wearing a blindfold for academic reasons and may need help as well. While I myself have every right to go wherever I want, I felt that my friend was a different story and so I wanted to ask permission ahead of time to make sure that the staff were 100 percent okay with it. I would have happily accepted no for an answer and tried a different restaurant if need be. The manager who I spoke with told me it was okay, and asked what time we wanted to come in. I told him we wanted to come for dinner, and asked what time the restaurant closed. He told me they closed at 9:00. So at around 5:00 I called a cab, and the two of us were on our way to the restaurant, my friend finally becoming less nervous as we approached. But that was when everything changed. We arrived at the restaurant to find that it closed at 4:00, not 9:00 as the second-in-command manager had told me. We got back in the cab and went to a different restaurant, which was perfectly okay with our situation even on zero notice. My friend got the educational experience he wanted, and both of us had a pleasant evening, but still I was angry after having wasted $10 on a cab to a closed restaurant based on a deliberate lie. The next morning I called the original restaurant and spoke to the same man. He denied telling me that the joint was opened until 9:00 and played the religion card to make himself sound innocent. I told him I was angry, I phoned in advance out of respect for them and instead of having the balls to say no to what I was asking, they caused me to spend money on a taxi to go to a closed restaurant while my friend sat nervously in the back of the car trying to walk in my shoes. He then tried to deflect blame by asking why I didn't check their hours online, to which I responded: 'because I had no reason to believe that you were lying when you said you were opened until 9:00'. He then accused me of being a 'laughing' child prank caller and demanded to speak to my mother. I told him I was a grown man, that I was on vacation some 1500 miles away from home, and that I sure as hell wasn't laughing. Oh, and that I'd see him at the restaurant in ten minutes. When I arrived (with my friend's father as transportation/ support), the mood changed. This time the real owner was present, and the second manager had a hole lot of egg on his face. Humble pie just got added to the menu. Turns out he was just the kitchen manager, and apparently shouldn't have been answering the phone in the first place. I told them I thought the public would find this to be a fascinating story were they to read it in the paper. They fired the guy, treated us to free lunch and the owner implemented an emergency PR/ customer service training program. By the time I returned the following year, the restaurant had changed hands entirely.

As the spouse of a wheelchair bound person, I was appalled by this entire thing. I would file an immediate complaint with the appropriate agencies and do everything I could to get the place closed. Totally unacceptable. As it is, we often see things that are wrong when it comes to providing a little consideration for handicapped people. Like, parking... often cars will park over the lines and block a portion of the cross hatched area between some spots that is intended to be an area to allow wheelchair ramps to open from the van and let the person in the wheelchair get out. Of course, this means we have to find another parking spot much further from the store/restaurant/etc. I have even seen cases where people park in the cross hatched space between parking spots intended to be used by wheelchair ramps totally blocking the ramp as if it were their personal parking space. People rarely hold a door so my spouse can get through on her wheelchair, or rush ahead of her into a partially filled elevator to take up enough space so there won't be room for a person in a wheelchair and she has to wait for the next one. In restaurants, it is quite common for there to be little to no room between tables and chairs for a wheelchair to navigate to a table and park at the table. My spouse's wheelchair gets continually banged by servers and others walking by as she tries to enjoy her meal. Handicapped people are PEOPLE first... they just have more challenges than the rest of us,... SO, think how you can make that person's life a little better, rather than making believe they aren't there.

I have a disability and this is amazing how she defend herself but pissed off how the others treat her

You know when I had a broken ankle years ago and was using a wheel chair for a short while, I was shocked at how badly people treated me. 😳

It's important to show people kindness mecyn and respect to those people who aren't as blessed as we are.