Posted on 03/29/2015 1:00:29 PM PDT by Kenny500c
Yabba dabba doo time! Can you supersize the soda though?
I have a Stewart’s nearby that has the least comfortable seats imaginable (similar to diamond plating); most people eat in their cars anyway (with the trays attached to the windows), but the few tables they have wouldn’t encourage you to linger.
Not a good idea to push restaurants, the robotics tech to replace workers for them is already pretty mature.
http://www.chonday.com/Videos/cojeyjapa2
I was wondering the same thing, so looked at Amazon. They have it in hardcover and paperback. Title is Dinosaur Bar-b-cue An American Roadhouse.
LOL!
I had the same thought. I have made it one of my idle pastimes to read headlines that are...ambiguous and make up alternate stories.
You know what they say, simple pleasures for simple minds.
Same here.
We had large amounts of side work, including food prep.
Also required to help bus tables when necessary, work cashier, load dishwashers and the few that were really handy...help the cook.
It never occurred to me to say...hey, you aren’t paying me to do that. I’m gonna sue!
Different times I guess.
Thanks!
20 bucks on amazon.
I think you and I were the only ones who noticed.
The article isn’t as interesting as the title made it sound.
It is not out of bounds, but the restaurant is requiring them to forego tips to supplement their income and not compensating them for their losses by paying a higher wage during their time when they cannot earn tips.
When you consider that, on an average day, a wait person might make $30-$40 a day, during non peak times, if you lose an hour/day to wrap utensils, that could more than a few thousand dollars over the course of a year.
Prbably www.topsecretrecipes.com.
In their books, you can get him versions of many commercial recipes.
It’s not the fact they have to do duties outside their core-responsibilities, it’s the fact that they aren’t being paid a suitable wage when they have to do those duties and forego tips.
Dinosaur tipping sounds much more exciting than cow tipping.
"Slings!!??!"
Sorry that I can’t agree.
Those duties were part of the job.
Even today, when I have left the service industry, there are things that I am required to do that are outside of my job description. My employer doesn’t drop my wages to coincide with those tasks.
It sure wasn’t as interesting as I thought it might be. :)
You're most of the way there. Soros grew up in Hungary, which was occupied successively by Nazis and Communists—and he worked happily betraying his people to each in turn.
I'm from Rochester - I was visiting about 18 years ago and went there with my cousin. This one was run by bikers and was actually pretty decent at that time. I left Rochester in '74 when I joined the AF and as time goes by, it is less and less savory when I visit the remaining family up there.
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