Heads up this post contains a rhetorical question. Too whichI already know the answer. So good day , a teammate and I ran a deka of a mile we busted our best time in that event.By like ten minutes , so competition was it was a good day. But we were slated to run between 1130 and 12, but then we're running a little behind at the gym that was hosting, which may or may not be true. I don't know So our time Kemp, getting pushed and pushed and pushed\nUntil it was two o'clock in , we were the last to go. Side note, I am trying to get a job at this gym.Several times and I keep getting the same response from the ownership we don't know how our clients woodland respond to a trainer who has additional.So unfortunately , we armed going to offer you a position. Back to today we were the last team to go , but they made sure on their clients went first. Which i'm used to this but here's the question. Why is it so hard for me as a disabled athlete who puts their money on the same line that able bodied athletes to get the same respect that those able-bodiedto athletes get? I put my body on the same line, sometimes even more.\n And yet I'm still fighting the prejudice, even though I'm doing the same things, they are