Dale Price
USAAmerican, disabled and joker
Dale Price, from Utah, knows how to make a joke. His joke for his son was not only appreciated by Dale's children, but also by their classmates, neighbors, and townspeople, and now by Internet users all over the world. Every day, while seeing his teenage son off to school, Dale dresses up in a new costume. He has been seen as a pirate, a terrorist, a chef, a fisherman, an executioner, a mermaid, a skeleton, a knight, a nun, a soldier, a rock star... The list of Dale's transformations is almost two hundred. Throughout the school year, Dale accompanied his son to school in various disguises. All of the boy's friends and classmates eagerly awaited to see who the joker Dale would appear as tomorrow. Dale sometimes buys his costumes, sometimes makes them himself, and sometimes borrows the necessary accessories from friends and acquaintances. Overall, this amusing hobby of dressing up doesn't cost much. The most important thing is imagination, and Dale has no problem with that. All of Dale's friends and acquaintances admit that he exudes positivity - he just can't be sad or down. And all of this while Dale Price doesn't have one leg - instead, he has a prosthetic limb. Dale himself, of course, laughs that without such a prosthesis, he would never be able to convincingly portray a pirate. His son's classmates, and even the bus driver, eagerly await Dale's daily shows - long before the driveway where Dale always waves his hands, the bus starts buzzing with anticipation. Passengers speculate - maybe today he will dress up as Elvis? Or Batman? By the way, Dale's son was initially embarrassed by his father's quirks, but over time he saw that only he was embarrassed by these antics - everyone else just loved his father's jokes. Over time, the boy also learned to accept his father as he is and resigned himself to the fact that his father is a "different dad" every day. By the way, on one day, the bus passengers didn't immediately understand who Dale was impersonating this time. Only when the bus approached closer did the laughter begin in the salon - Dale was sitting calmly on the toilet, seemingly brought from nowhere to the driveway. Seeing the bus, he made a move to get up, but then, as if realizing something, made an apologetic gesture: "Sorry guys, I can't get up!" But he politely put down the newspaper. That's how Dale Price, a man with an amputated leg, has fun and entertains those around him. He doesn't have time to grieve over lost opportunities and the injustices of fate - after all, he needs to come up with a costume for tomorrow.
