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On April 12, 2017 I attended a dinner at Case Martinez along with the deaf community. Thank you for allowing us to have this time out of class for extra credit. Unlike, my other experience at Pie Fie I was not able to sit at the same time with the rest of the group due to the fact that I got off of work until 5:20 & this event started at 5:30. During this experience I was able to observe a lot. The waitress as Case Martinez have menu cards made for the deaf community. The waitress handed out note cards with the entrée listed on it to make the ordering process easier. Basically, when they were ready to order they just gave her a 2 note cards, one was the dinner entrée and the other was the side. The only issue I could see with this method is
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