well hey there guys and welcome to and
let me try get this right el pueblo de
nuestra senora la reina de los ángeles
the Rio poncing pour pour cinq Ulla okay
otherwise known as la yeah kind of
strange but that's boss Angela's real
name I'm here of course with the
subscriber I'll introduce you to him in
a short while a subscriber and patron
and today I'm going to be talking about
well disability and eugenics and things
like that
because something that struck me when I
got to America is basically all the
facilities that are catering towards
people with disabilities you know you go
to any restaurant or you go to even any
living area there will be disabled
parking everywhere
they've got ramps to allow you know
people with wheelchairs up onto the side
and of course there are all sorts of
people even at the shopping centers to
come help people who are disabled and
wheel them around etc and it struck me
because you don't see that in China in
fact it's very rare to see disabled
people in China at all and there are a
couple of reasons for this number one of
course we had the one-child policy it's
just recently changed to a two-child
policy but because of the one child
policy if the parents even caught a hint
that their child might be disabled or
perhaps of Down syndrome or something
they would of course get an abortion so
that they could have a healthy child
because that's how China worked to need
a healthy child to take over and kind of
support you in your old age so
unfortunately you get a lot of that sort
of very kind of thing going on also you
know when you get married in China
you're supposed to get a blood test and
I got a blood test when I was married
too and if you turns out you have
hepatitis B or something that like AIDS
or something they actually won't allow
you to get married because that means
you're going to have unhealthy children
or whatever the case and I'm not sure
exactly how well enforce that is but in
certain parts of China it is enforced so
yes there's quite a bias against
disabled people and in fact if it's not
that you don't get disabled people I
have seen them but if a couple does have
a disabled child they usually keep them
in house out of sight and look after
them at home and you don't really see
them out in public so I have seen a few
but like I said it's incredibly rare
however here because of all the the
facilities you see lots of disabled
people out there and I think it's
fantastic you know that the facilities
exist now I'm going to introduce you to
my friend Richard Richard come on out hi
how about how about a little
introduction for everyone out there hi
guys subscribers and patrons and a
general YouTube audience I am from
California born and raised but I am an
ABC as they call it
mm-hmm American born Chinese and so I
have a both of a mix of American culture
and Chinese culture in me and so I was
really interested in in serpens at a you
know Winston's channel because of his
take on you know how it is back where it
all started which is in China so you
know I've been following him for quite a
while now that's awesome
I like his insight thank you thank you I
got a couple questions you know today
we've been out riding in the Corvette
with the top off because it's really
beautiful weather out here in how do you
say it again
Pueblo this como Pueblo and the straw
the Senora de la reina de los ángeles
there's one pond sink real al real
pouring to the river of ports imprints
in sync EULA exactly in other words Los
Angeles okay yeah so we've been on this
beautiful weather and you know you got
the palm trees and we went to an
in-and-out burger which yeah you can't
go right away oh yeah you can't go wrong
with an in-and-out burger and we pulled
in there and you know they've got the
disabled parking there and you know say
minimum to 50 dollar fines I'd like to
ask you is it really enforced to people
stick to those laws but you know the
disabled parking laws and stuff well
personally I've never seen anyone
without a disabled placard park at a
disabled space and I think I've never
see it truly enforced but in person but
I've never seen people who try to
violate that because I think one it goes
against their conscience and to
there's a fee of minimum $250 yeah it's
pretty steep yeah I mean you just have
to go if you're disabled I have to do is
go to the DMV yeah and submit your
medical requirements and then they just
give it to you okay so so you actually
have to go and apply for it and kind of
prove that you're disabled yeah but then
what stops me from taking like a placard
and just hanging it in my car and
parking disabled spots something well
there's also the law saying that you
know in order to use the placard you
have to be with that disabled person
because otherwise people would just
abuse it use it as a free ticket for
parking and okay I'm sure there may be
people abused it but I've never seen it
and I don't think people do that so for
instance if you've got a disabled uncle
or something and he's in the car
then you get the plaque and you can like
park yeah yeah if he's with you and then
you can use the placard if he's not with
you you're not supposed to use it okay
and you can get fine okay all right
that's fantastic it's been so
interesting to see this thank you so
much for you know hosting me here sure
hell Englisher
again you've got a beautiful place here
and it's so nice - whether it's peaceful
it's quiet it's amazing so California
yeah thank you very much and guys you
know the drill you know going to
continue on with these adventures who
knows where I'm going to end up next and
then yeah thank you once again and you
guys know the drill as always stay
awesome cool thanks man