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If youโ€™re worried that your faith in humanity is diminished down to nothing, fear not, because there are still people like Amanda out there who spark a little brighter and love a little stronger and restore what seems to be lost.

This extraordinary young lady is a business woman and a respected member of the community, but above all, she is a mother of a very special child with Down Syndrome. This means she is perfectly aware of how these people who other see as โ€˜differentโ€™ are sometimes treated by the rest of the world. She is perfectly aware of the stares and how they affect the level of self-esteem of her child and others like him. This makes Amanda protective and wants everyone to know that those people perfectly fit with the rest of us, and their slight difference only makes them special and unique.

When Amanda heard of an incident at her restaurant, she was eager to learn what really happened. Thatโ€™s when she understood that one of her employees who happens to have autism was harassed by a rude customer.

She simply couldnโ€™t get over it without taking the matter in her hands.

Many of the people who work in her restaurant are disabled and the reason behind her decision to hire them is because she knows very well that these people might need more time to master a task than others and they learn at their pace, but once they acquire the skills they are unstoppable.

Amanda has a unique way of doing business and thatโ€™s appointing specific tasks to different people so everyone is in charge for their tasks only. The customer asked the employee to refill a bowl with lettuce, but he wasnโ€™t trained to do that. After the manager explained to the customer their way of doing things and how the employee didnโ€™t do what he was asked to simply because he didnโ€™t know how to do it, the customer became even more frustrated. Before he left Pizza Inn he said how they should have hanged a sign with a โ€˜warningโ€™ that disabled people work at the place.

Instead of getting angrier, Amanda actually thought that might be a good idea.

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