The scene unfolds in a tuxedo store where a blind customer is met with disdain and discrimination from the staff. The sales assistant, Matt, is instructed to keep the customer away from the main area, revealing the elitist attitude of the store's management. 

The blind man is looking for a suit for his father's anniversary, but he faces unnecessary hurdles. The staff's condescending treatment highlights their assumption that he doesn’t belong in their high-end environment, questioning his ability to make a purchase. 

Despite trying to engage with the products and explain his capabilities as a journalist, he is met with disbelief and mockery. The tension escalates as the customer demands respect and equal treatment. 

Ultimately, feeling belittled and frustrated, he decides to leave, asserting his independence by asking for his cane back. The scene emphasizes themes of accessibility, prejudice, and the importance of treating all customers with dignity, regardless of their abilities.