I can't hear over your wheezing Today I had to go to a meeting. As I'm walking to the room, I notice the light comes on for the elevator, and I see two exceptionally large men walk out. I continue walking to the meeting room, and when I get there, I see two normal people there. The room is also rather quiet, which is rather nice since I'll be able to hear what people are saying, unlike most places where I can't really tell what anyone says. I'm actually able to exchange pleasantries with the two people there before two large men walk in. Shortly afterward the two I saw coming out of the elevator as well as a tumblr SJW I've talked previously walk in, and everyone sits down. It turns out that the absolute largest is the one leading this meeting, and I also can't hear a word he says. After about 5 minutes of hearing incomprehensible garbled speech, there's a pause in the conversation, and I realize what's happening. There's a constant sound of wheezing coming from the big 5 over there, and it's loud enough that I can't hear over it. Eventually the "big man" rolls his chair over to a whiteboard and starts writing things, and I can finally start following along.  The real kicker here is that one of the main things on the agenda was disability access. You can guess what kind of disability was being talked about. Literally the first thing written down for that was to have meetings closer to the elevators. Other highlights included wider entrances, easier drives between buildings, and of course, more elevators (which I would think was a legitimate concern had it not been surrounded by suggestions like the other 3). I tried to make a point by suggesting quiet meeting rooms, but everyone just looked confused. I know I'll get better at making subtle but pointed remarks against the fatus quo.