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25/07/17

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Originally posted by pintohoo ↑

I think you must be missing the scale of the problem in old cheffy's own words "Chefs are being constantly told by customers "
"The post shows almost every order includes an allergy specification, from shellfish to gluten, as well as several orders of meat-based dishes — minus the meat."

'constantly' ------------- this doesn't seem to mean 4 customers a day

this appears to mean most of the people that walk into his fine eating establishment

and, as far as the risk goes --------------- both yourself and old cheffy probably need to know about a whole new idea-

it's called 'public liability' -- it's a relatively new thing - so, I can understand why you are unaware of it.

I am sure that anyone that the chef upsets will not bother to grace his establishment again - and, I can tell you one thing - if the chef thinks he gets some sort of positive mileage from using social media to vent his spleen -

you can bet your bippy that the customers he complains about will do exactly the same -- and, it will spread like wildfire.

Which would be great for him - because it will only leave close friends and family for him to feed - the rest of the public will be down the road somewhere else

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"'constantly' ------------- this doesn't seem to mean 4 customers a day"

Be lucky to even lose that many.

IF you are allergic to certain foods, don't put your life at risk, eat at home.

Problem solved for ALL concerned.

Most would whinge and complain, because they CAN.
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