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This hot pot restaurant is no different from ordinary hot pot restaurants. The only difference is the employees in the store. They recruit employees with language barriers, that is, deaf people we know. They can't speak, they can't understand what we say, and they need gestures, that is, sign language, or take notes to communicate with them.
Seven employees with language barriers and two supervisors. They work hard, relying on good taste, fresh ingredients and good reputation of hot pot. Attract consumers.
When eating in this hotpot restaurant, we use QR code, order food, communicate with waiters, have spoken English or type on mobile phones.
They are smiling, which makes us very warm. When eating, they won't chat with us, talk to us or bother us. If we need anything, there are buttons on the table. Put on the bracelet and the waiter will know that we need it.
There are many signs on the table. We can hold them up, tell the waiter that we want drinks, and then pay the bill. There is also a small notebook on which we can write and tell the waiter.
I think the service in this store is particularly good. Although they are all people who don't understand the language, the service is good, the food is delicious and the heart is the warmest. Worth our respect.
The person in charge of this store told us that he said he opened the store to provide employment opportunities for people with language barriers. These waiters have worked for many years, ranging from more than one year to three or four years. Their salary is the same as that of normal people.
Heli express
Reminds me of a news I saw before, two disabled couples, cooperating to send express delivery. The wife is polio, her legs and feet are inconvenient, and her husband has lost an arm. The two of them delivered the courier together. The wife is responsible for calling the consignee and the husband is responsible for sending the courier by bike. They can deliver 200 couriers a day, which is better than the average person.
The couple also have a girl. They say they make money to support their families by their own efforts. Don't give society trouble, they say they want their children to go to college.
I see that many enterprises have begun to use disabled people, and their wages are the same as those of ordinary people. When we meet these disabled people and serve us, we should respect them and encourage them more.
Seeing that they are all working so hard, we should also work harder. When we encounter difficulties in life, will we go to this home? The quietest? Hot pot restaurant, eat a hot pot, feel the following, they serve us, realize their difficulties, all for life.
In order to realize our own value, we have no reason not to work hard and no reason to complain. This is not poisoned chicken soup, this is reality. We should learn this spirit from the disabled.