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I don’t like waiting in my car, but I fucking hate packed restaurants/cafes where I have to scoot my chair in extra tight so people don’t keep having to rub their junk on me every time they squeeze behind me.
I choose option 3: make my coffee/tea at home because I’m poor asf.
I hate getting bumped, but for me it's the noise. Can't stand a crowded space with many conversations.
What a ridiculous comment. Maybe they already have been. Maybe they can't afford it. Maybe they don't even have autism. A diagnosis isn't some magic cure for sensitivity to noisy crowds anyway, so it's not a helpful suggestion even if all your assumptions were true.