[ponector]

Shouldn't you as a customer be in control of which food is served to you? If you have an allergy, ask for the component list and then decide what to order.

Like in rich neighborhoods people cannot talk and should be babysat by the serving staff.

[mlrtime]

You're making this out to be a problem when there is none... but I get it, hating on 'rich neighborhoods' is a easy target.

Basically, what is wrong with asking if someone has allergies? If you don't like it, don't go.

[retSava]

That I can, and that I do :)

However, I object to the notion that people being considerate of people with allergies, or people with allergies, is weird and ok to be made fun of.