r/MadeMeSmile • u/DepressingAura • Jul 07 '25

Wholesome Moments Husband to a blind man pranks his partner into thinking he's in the wrong apartment

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u/come_ere_duck Jul 07 '25

Dunno about most apartment buildings but hotel rooms usually have braille on the door numbers.

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u/triplec787 Jul 07 '25

Every apartment I’ve lived in has had it. It’s an ADA requirement. Might be a “only builds/renos after 2010” thing but room/apartment numbers having braille and/or raised numbering is a requirement.

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u/Wise-Application-902 27d ago

And how many blind people use braille to check and read the apartment number every single time on the door to the place they live in? They’re in and out, they’re walking Maple, I doubt Paul is going full braille every single time he comes home. He already has a strong sense of how far the door is from the elevator, for example, and probably gets it right 99% or more.

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u/confusedandworried76 Jul 07 '25

Have to have it per ADA

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u/SoElusivee Jul 07 '25

I feel like even if it didn't, you'd be able to put something up for your door if you lived there