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Topic	The Red Hen closed till July 5th due to protestors.
CyricZ 06/27/18 10:24:22 AM #78:	DoubleDare posted... Lol imagine what weird business where the manager asks the workers if they wanna serve someone. And the place somehow is full of liberals who care that much about someone's political affiliation that they all don't want to serve a party of 11, where their tips aka their income would've been nice. They deserve to lose money, its the choice they made. Well, first. I don't have to imagine "what weird business" because it actually happened. Here's the example. Employees were in conflict about how to proceed, consulted the owner, and the owner made her decision for the perceived benefit of her workers. Your disbelief of the situation doesn't change that it happened. Second, businesses may be about making revenue, but they are made up of people. With moral codes. There have been plenty of cases in history of business being refused on moral grounds. My own company has refused to do business on moral grounds. Hell, there are plenty of businesses that make their morality and integrity part of their stated business plan. Lastly, it is yet to be seen whether this will ultimately be detrimental to the business long-term. She could open her doors on the 6th to a new adoring clientele, now that she got her name out there publicly. Again, IF the owner were calling this out as a negative to herself and her business, then you'd have a point, but clearly she has yet to concede that. Assuming she got hers when this story is not even a week old is presumptuous. --- CyricZ <cite>CyricZ posted [p:904052846] in The Red He... [t:76754717]...</cite> <quote><cite>DoubleDare posted...</cite> <quote>Lol imagine what weird business where the manager asks the workers if they wanna serve someone. And the place somehow is full of liberals who care that much about someone's political affiliation that they all don't want to serve a party of 11, where their tips aka their income would've been nice. They deserve to lose money, its the choice they made.</quote> Well, first. I don't have to imagine "what weird business" because it actually happened. Here's the example. Employees were in conflict about how to proceed, consulted the owner, and the owner made her decision for the perceived benefit of her workers. Your disbelief of the situation doesn't change that it happened. Second, businesses may be about making revenue, but they are made up of people. With moral codes. There have been plenty of cases in history of business being refused on moral grounds. My own company has refused to do business on moral grounds. Hell, there are plenty of businesses that make their morality and integrity part of their stated business plan. Lastly, it is yet to be seen whether this will ultimately be detrimental to the business long-term. She could open her doors on the 6th to a new adoring clientele, now that she got her name out there publicly. Again, IF the owner were calling this out as a negative to herself and her business, then you'd have a point, but clearly she has yet to concede that. Assuming she got hers when this story is not even a week old is presumptuous. --- CyricZ</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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