Had to put my mower in the shop last week, just couldn't get it to crank, and exhausted my limited abilities. Didn't care for the service last time I took it to my normal guy, so I went to another man that I had heard of for years that was supposed to be good (and also supposedly blind). I was thinking the whole time, "yeah right, legally blind, but capable of seeing some detail up close", but when I got there I found him lying on the ground putting the belt back onto a mower with his eyes closed, having been shot in the face with a shotgun years ago in his wilder days. Of course he had a couple younger guys around to help him, but his knowledge of mowers amazed me, being able to recite about any belt size for most any mower from memory because he has to. He told me he just learned to sharpen all his other senses to compensate for the lack of sight.
Amazes me how some folks just have the will, the decency, or whatever you call it to work for a living, while others are content to draw every penny of disability they can for any ailment their attorney claims keeps them from making a living the old fashioned way.
Honestly can't say either that I would be working like that if I were blind, would like to think I'd find something, but who knows.
Just my gripe of the day. Astonishes me the folks I know that draw disability, some with 10K zero-turn mowers and a cash-only lawn business.