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by letitbeirie
1561 days ago
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> Americans seem to want and even feel they're owed that kind of false sincerity/kindness from "low skill" workers they interact with This is true to a sometimes weird degree, but... > there's no indication that the same business that owns the bar is the same business that owns the building A business is going to get judged on its physical space regardless of ownership or fairness. There's a bar in Amsterdam with a rather unique tap collection and a remarkably annoying location, but every time I mentioned it to one of my friends there neither of those things would come up - it was always some variation of "oh isn't that the one where you have to walk up a sketchy spiral staircase to use the toilet?" |
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The portion you quoted from my post doesn't necessarily represent my actual opinion, I was just pointing out his statement doesn't always hold true.
But I don't disagree with you, you can definitely judge a business for it's physical aspects, however I don't think your friends go up to the bartender demanding they fix the sketchy stairs, and then get upset to the point your "blood boils" when they don't personally apologize to you for them. There's a difference between judging and complaining with your friends privately, and hassling someone that happens to work there over stuff they have no control over.