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true story: guy goes to a restaurant (in California), sits at the counter, notices that another customer has their dog sitting on that same counter. guy tells
by HillaryBriss 9y ago
true story: guy goes to a restaurant (in California), sits at the counter, notices that another customer has their dog sitting on that same counter.
guy tells the waiter that he would never come there again if the restaurant continued to let customers sit their dogs on top of the counter where people eat. (guy has a compromised immune system and wants to avoid the bacteria present in dog feces).
waiter tells the guy "that would be fine. never come back."
i guess that's just the way it works these days. makes me wonder about restaurant tables, chairs and counters now.
- sgarman 9y agoNot liking dogs isn't a protected class so the private business (restaurant) can do whatever they want. Now if they are violating health codes (sounds like they were) that's different.
- PostThisTooFast 9y agoBeing an asshole isn't a "protected class" either, so I guess patrons can just shove animals off eating surfaces at will.