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"  Can you imagine listening to a waiter or waitress read an entire menu, then choosing your dish based on memory alone? That&amp;#039;s what 15-year-old Sophie Trist and others who have visual impairments must endure every time they go out to eat. According to the Louisiana Restaurant Association, Sophie Trist decided to do something about it. The rising high school sophomore created a rather unique summer business. For a $20 fee, she will take a menu and provide the restaurant with a Braille copy. More From Delish: Restaurants in Strange and Wonderful Locations Trist explained that going to restaurants without a Braille menu can be tough. &amp;quot;This can be a major problem for visually impaired individuals. If a sighted person does not accompany me, the simple task of ordering off of a menu becomes a challenge,&amp;quot; said Trist. Unfortunately, the Americans with Disabilities Act doesn&amp;#039;t require restaurants to offer blind customers a Braille menu as long as a server is available to read it to them. However, restaurants with Braille menus can make visually-impaired customers feel more comfortable and make the ordering process less challenging. More From Delish: America&amp;#039;s Oldest, Restaurants, Bars and Taverns Trist set up an email account for her business and can be contacted with menu requests at sweetpeareader@gmail.com. Do you think restaurants should be required to have Braille copies of their menus? Find more great food content on Delish:  Search for the perfect recipe from our homepage Find out the latest food news Get a recipe book to save your favorite dishes Sign up for our free newsletters Check us out on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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