JoshiesWorld (@JoshiesWorld)

The other day, I was at Wal-Mart in Pikeville, KY, and I was very surprised to see that they provide accessibility for Deaf people by communicating with them using American Sign Language (ASL) at the customer service desk. All Deaf customers need to do is scan the QR code with their smartphone, and an interpreter will appear to translate between the Deaf customer and the worker. I know many Wal-Mart stores now provide that, or are in the process of doing so, but I never thought a Wal-Mart in a very rural area would, so that caught me off guard, and I took a picture of it. If you are Deaf or Hard of Hearing and need to communicate with Wal-Mart associates or other workers in American Sign Language (ASL) for assistance, go to the customer service desk; you might see something like this on their counter. I have removed the provider's name and voided the QR code image because I am not sponsored; this post isn't sponsored, and I was not paid to advertise them. Thanks, Walmart! #WalMart #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage #Accessibility #Deaf #DeafCommunity