Episode 66: More Tips

from Blind Kid's Life Hosted by Hao Wen Deng

This is episode 66 of Blind Kid's Life, and on this one, Hao Wen continues talking about tips. We encounter self checkouts, hallucinations, a problem with accessibility, and busy streets. If you have any questions, you can e-mail me at •[email protected]• and if you like this show, you can leave me a 5-star review and I might read it on one of the episodes. You can also call me at +1 810-510-0094 and I will answer if I am available. New episodes will come out every Sunday or on special occasions like holidays. Thank you for listening to Blind Kid's Life. And remember, blind people can do anything sighted people can do.

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