It must be very hard for him to ask for help, but I think he absolutely should when he's at a convince store. I'm sure that the employees if they weren't absolutely swamped would gladly help him pick out the exact items he wanted. When I was in my early 20s I worked retail and I recall doing this for an elderly woman who had limited mobility.

The fact that he worries how others perceive him for somthing he can't control really pains my heart. He shouldn't be ashamed nor should he have to rush himself.

He shouldn’t be ashamed due to something out of his hand I think that all stores around the world should be catering to every disability or medical condition no matter what to ease their shopping experience after all they are taking money for each items, it’s the stores being a burden on them not the individual who is legally blind.

i cried while watching this because i couldn’t comprehend the difficulties he had to face in his daily life, all the little things that i find convenient and easy- comparing it to him, he struggles with it and i just feel so sad

He's handsome and has a beautiful smile!
He's so confident in many things. Inspirational!! ☺️🏆

4:40 „but my eyes start to hurt“ this is so wholesome and cute😭

Could you imagine how simple bumps on plastic items such as bottles and cans make such a difference for visually impaired people?

It really wouldn't hurt to put braille on food packages and drinks.

I feel so bad for blind people, it must be so hard and frustrating

I remember how disturbed I was when a supermarket I used to go to changed frequently the shelf to somewhere else, sometimes the other side of the supermarket.
I never really thought about it. If for me, this was only disturbing, for a blind this would be true hell.

Aww he’s actually the cutest on the outside and on the inside please take care of yourself everyone!

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As someone who used to work as a register, I’ve had plenty of customers with disabilities, such as deaf people and blind people. In these kind of situation:
-For deaf people, I try to use simple sign language and some hand gestures to help them understand what they want.
-For blind people, I speak in loud and clear voice so they can hear what I say. Especially during pandemic, where people have to wear masks, our voices can be muffled.

I was thinking, why companies don't have braille tags directly on their items ? For exemple, every items, on the top right corner of the packaging (or wherever) could have braille for  "what is the item", "the brand", "the flavor" and any other information that may be relevant for a blind costumer. Ex. "Chips", "Lays", "BBQ". That could make their life so much easier !

I am aware visually impaired people represent a small percentage of society, but in a world where we are trying to be more and more inclusive, I think we should not disregard this kind of need, especially since I don't think (but maybe I'm wrong) this would be an expensive feature/change for the industries to make, yet could be so helpful to some of us !

Me thinking he seems like James Bond while searching for drinks....

PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDEOS TOGETHER I LOVE BOTH OF YOU

I think these videos do a good job showing people what hardships people with disabilities go trough in their everyday lives. Like it shows little things that I wouldn't even think about if I hadn't seen them in this video. For example, shopping in a convenience store. (It would be a good thing if things like drinks had their names written in braille). Nice video Jay!👍😊

4:50 this part was so painful for me bc he actually used to have the vision 😭 i thought he was born with it. it must be difficult for him for suddenly losing the sight :( but i'm so happy that he enjoying his life with his friends and kind people around him! hwaiting hansol! <3

I wonder if he’s ever tried using a walking cane. That would probably help him avoid running into obstacles that are on the ground.

He's such a sweetheart 😭😭😭I want to be his personal shopper