Paddy went on: “He said, ‘They don’t look disabled’, and I just thought, ‘The level of ignorance!’
“But he’s probably unaware of autism and disabilities or anything like that, so I took a deep breath and explained it to him.
“And I think that was the right thing to do because otherwise he would have gone away upset, I’d have gone away upset and nobody would have got on with it.”
Paddy also addressed the issue of awareness for autism, adding: “I think things like that are important to sort of educate people and let them know exactly why you’re in that disabled spot, but that’s only a little tiny thing.”
source: express.co.uk