Namechanged regular.
I have an 'invisible' disability that affects my mobility. Have a blue badge.
I usually work out of a specific office location, today I had to go to another location, my employer doesn't own/run the whole building but has an office within it. Arrived and parked in a disabled bay, parkingvat thus location is particularly tight and oversubscribed.
Mead been working 20 mins or so when a security guard came into my office and asked if anyone had parked a [my car make]!in a disabled bat, I said I had. He said "can you move it please?".
I pointed out that it had a blue badge on it. He said "oh, right, it's just that someone rang down from upstairs to say someone had parked there". I said yes, because I'm entitled to. He looked me up and down (sitting!) and said, "oh, well it's just that sometimes people work here who use walking sticks and so on. Why do you need it?".
I felt cornered into disclosing my disability, so I did, he then said he would let me know if they needed me to move it!
There were three BB bays, in the whole day one other was occupied for a while and the other remained free. But what if another BB holder turned up - would they really have expected me to move my car? Because I was apparently a 'lower grade' of disabled because I wasn't using a walking aid? AIBU to think this is whack out of order?