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What does adherence to fire code have anything to do with taking reservations? Also, reservations are free. It's not reasonable to expect restaurants to do any
by CydeWeys 6y ago
What does adherence to fire code have anything to do with taking reservations?
Also, reservations are free. It's not reasonable to expect restaurants to do anything and everything to honor 100% of reservations when many customers never show up for them and don't have any skin in the game anyway. Whatever point is trying to be made here is going out the window thanks to the "zero 9" nature of restaurant reservations. (Yes, not even 90% of restaurant reservations end up turning into actual paying tables.)
- jiofih 6y agoIndeed, it has nothing to do with taking reservations, but providing service which is the crux of the issue. If they accept customers while knowingly not following fire regulations, then yes, it’s wrong and unethical; similar thinking should apply to software services.