Fiona Cauley

Like even now, I think as a minority, even though we are the largest minority, we have the least amount of progress.

It's because all we're asking is for accessibility and no one wants to spend money.

And when money is involved, you're going to see change real slow.

I can't even afford to really make where I live completely accessible.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, I didn't think about it before I was disabled.

You know?

I never thought this is all I would think about.

I want to talk to a disabled person that lives in New York and be like, how?

What are you doing?

I've been a few times now, but...

Not for more than two days because getting around is a nightmare.

Like so many like restaurants are just stairs.

And so I'll wait on the sidewalk and Matt will go in and like send me a picture of the menu.

Just the fact that it is stairs to get in the name of the cellar.

Come on.

Come on.

let's think about it guys i i haven't been able i've been able to get in that side room they have a little elevator but not the main one like there are so many clubs i remember when i started comedy i had never seen i've seen like josh blue he was a big inspiration yeah

I met him once way before I was a comic.

I paid money to go to a show with Zayn.