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My guess is that if the article states that there are over 300 or so establishments and there are only 150 listed in todays story...maybe just maybe there is more to come!
I comletely agree about working in a restaurant being hard work and not lazy, but just as any other job serving the public, it is important not to allow yourself to become lax while performing your job. If our health inspectors write something down, there must be a reason behind it. I highly doubt they walk around trying to make people look bad. LIke the article says, it is like going into your grandmothers kitchen and telling her what is wrong, it would be very hard to do that! These people spend day after day, making people upset, that would have to be hard! It would be interesting to see the set of rules, I am sure that there are not seperate rules for new or old restaurants. Food safety has nothing to do with favortism, only public respect in doing your job correctly. When you sign up to run a restaurant, new or old, you have agreed to abide by the rules!
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Hmmm....Heritage, I think you need to reevaluate your ideas about laziness! Clearly, all restaurants go by the same set of rules, therefore if they are wrote up for employee drinks, and the inspector refers to this a lazyiness, so be it. If it is clearly stated in the rules and they dont obey, then it is laziness! Secondly, just because someone is slightly overweight doesnt mean that they are LAZY! I would guess you must be working in the food business for you to childishly hit below the belt by making a comment like that. "Public" means they are working for you, your children and older citizens, anyone who does not appreciate what these people do need to reevaluate their morals.
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