I also like that she channeled Christine O'Donnell with the "I AM NOT A WITCH" part. Crazy is as crazy does.
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I also like that she channeled Christine O'Donnell with the "I AM NOT A WITCH" part. Crazy is as crazy does.
Sanctified feces. They're onto us. Quick, let's swap nicknames, it might be the only way to throw them off.
Did you notice he spelled 'legally' wrong, too, in his post? That is hard-core! I am absolutely terrified now.
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What is that Hello Kitty thing with the cold, dead eyes on their FB page? I think it was staring at me.
I had not seen that photo you mentioned at first. Now I've seen it, it kinda creeps me out.
Did you notice he spelled 'legally' wrong, too, in his post? That is hard-core! I am absolutely terrified now.
And they're going legaly (sic) after reddit and yelp. I wonder how will they handle a hissy fit. Must be like, a first.
That's nothing, I recall when a spammer filed a lawsuit which named as a defendant a Usenet newsgroup.
Just when you thought things had quieted down...
Kitchen Nightmares Restauranteurs Had Employees Sign Lengthy ‘Legally Binding Contract
Kitchen Nightmares Restauranteurs Had Employees Sign Lengthy ‘Legally Binding Contract
Two questions come to mind:
1. Is that contract really binding, or were they hoping no one would contest it?
2. If the waitresses weren't allowed to have tips, why the @#$% was there a tip jar?!
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No contract is binding if it is illegal, and if even any part of a contract is illegal, then that part is null and void. If Amy and Sami had ever tried to enforce that contract on an employee who contested it, they would have learned that.
And the only reason I can see for a tip jar in a place where staff were not allowed to collect tips is to con customers into paying a few dollars more than their bill came to.
"Crazy" is a good word for those two. "Crooked" is another good word.
And the only reason I can see for a tip jar in a place where staff were not allowed to collect tips is to con customers into paying a few dollars more than their bill came to.
"Crazy" is a good word for those two. "Crooked" is another good word.
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Anybody can say the words "legally binding contract."
That don't make it so, not even if they say the words VERY LOUDLY.
That don't make it so, not even if they say the words VERY LOUDLY.
If they didn't already appear to be a pair of ignorant thugs, this alleged "contract" makes it clear. To add insult to injury, whoever drew up the contract has only a tenuous grasp of the English language.
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I think it's related to how everybody slows down and rubbernecks when they see a massive accident on the expressway, or stays glued to their television sets after some disaster.
They say all publicity is good publicity, and this seems to be a case proving the point.
I have to be honest, if this restaurant were in my town, I would want to go, just to see if it was for real. I really can't imagine anyone who owns a restaurant trying to kick someone out because they complained after waiting an hour for their food. Any sane person would apologize for that. I would have to experience it to believe it. And I wouldn't know if the food was really as bad as they said it was unless I tasted it for myself. I tend to love most food, so I would actually be curious. And I love restaurants, so I think overall it would be an interesting experience, and I would have an interesting story to tell afterward.
Wow, I'm late to the party.
Honestly, I've been keeping up because I want to know if these people are for real. I keep hoping if I squint it'll start making sense.
Edit: Employees must work holidays and weekends or be fined $250? Pretty sure they're not allowed to declare that.
Honestly, I've been keeping up because I want to know if these people are for real. I keep hoping if I squint it'll start making sense.
Edit: Employees must work holidays and weekends or be fined $250? Pretty sure they're not allowed to declare that.
Much like the Energizer Bunny, Amy & Samy are still going... *shudders*
http://blog.ebosswatch.com/2013/12/americas-worst-bosses-2013/
http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/be..._nightmares_special_scottsdale_restaurant.php
http://blog.ebosswatch.com/2013/12/americas-worst-bosses-2013/
http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/be..._nightmares_special_scottsdale_restaurant.php
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Wow, that's a shock.
I'm surprised they had an (allegedly) inebriated customer. Considering how long it (allegedly) takes to get service, the customer should have metabolized all of the alcohol by the time of the (alleged) confrontation.
Either that, or this is all going into their (alleged) reality show.
