Last week the Rocco's delivery man complained that because there was something wrong with my gate, that he had to walk after parking his car (only a very, very short distance) to deliver my food and complained to the Rocco's manager on his returned. I am a disabled veteran and can hardly walk. The Rocco management called me and said that the next time that the gate was having problems that they would not deliver my food after I paid for it. Not only that, I gave the delivery man a 20% tip and a little extra for delivering my food and thanked him. Reminder, it is only a very, very short distance to walk. If I could walk, I would have gotten my food. I have been a customer of Rocco's since 2008 and for a disabled veteran to be treated this way is outrighteous. I will remind Rocco that they can't discriminate a disabled person as it is in the Constitution in the 1991 Disabiility Act in the Constitution. https://adata.org/learn-about-ada Rocco's violated my `1964 Civil Rights too. It would be the same thing if they refused delivery to a person because of their race and ethnic background. Men and women who have served in the United States military and have given their lives and are buried in Arlington National Cemetery, and at other military cemeteries too, so Rocco can have their business and their freedom. I found out that they have no respect for people who have served in the millitary and who are disabled. Not only that, they have disrepected and violated the Constitution of the United States. The owner also lived next door to me that had own the Rocco's business and I was friends with her before she had to take care of her mother in Florida and had sell her Rocco business to the new owner. I have been a loyal customer since 2008 and spent 1,000s of dollars of food deliveries to Rocco's and I had never had a problem and this delivery person was incovenient a little bit because he had to walk a very, very short distance to deliver my food. Plus I gave him a 20% plus tip and a little extra because my gate was out of order and I told him thank you. I intend to let other veterans know not to go to Rocco's because they do not support veterans' rights who are disabled. If Rocco's wants to loose some of their business by discriminating against veterans and disabled people, and perhaps they might be getting lawsuits from other people. I not going to file a lawsuit, but because I defended their Constitutional rights from my war injury, I will spread the word around until I get an apology from Rocco's of the treatment I received. Sincerely, Pamela D. Lewis, a disabled veteran.