Price argues that accommodation works on a notion of disability as not fluid and requires disability to be both stable and knowable, since accommodations rest on an assumption that disabled people should be able to know and predict what they are going to need days, weeks, and semesters in advance, because of this accommodations lead to disabled people having to perform predictability and lines are created between those whose disabilities are stable enough to benefit from the protections of institutional accommodations and those whose needs are not.