Alternative to jail

[jamesbrown]

Totally agree. One of the best ways to judge a person's character is how they treat servers/waiting staff in a restaurant.

Absolutely.

[Zigenare]

sadly based on poor pay & treatment its staffed by the bottom of the barrel who in their right mind would want to serve the arrogant numpties?

That's Ok then.

[vetran]

I would venture that if half of the people indentured to the food distribution service actually gave a tulip about personal cleanliness, their attitude and ultimately did their effing jobs to the best of their ability then half of the complaints would simply dissappear!

sadly based on poor pay & treatment its staffed by the bottom of the barrel who in their right mind would want to serve the arrogant numpties?

[WTFH]

nope having worked in food service for years to pay for college it turns you into a cynical disapproving bar steward. Most of the public are basically tulip to each other and servers! Sorry to piss into your soup or spit on your burgers!

Totally agree. One of the best ways to judge a person's character is how they treat servers/waiting staff in a restaurant.

[Zigenare]

nope having worked in food service for years to pay for college it turns you into a cynical disapproving bar steward. Most of the public are basically tulip to each other and servers! Sorry to piss into your soup or spit on your burgers!

I would venture that if half of the people indentured to the food distribution service actually gave a tulip about personal cleanliness, their attitude and ultimately did their effing jobs to the best of their ability then half of the complaints would simply dissappear!

[vetran]

It's not a bad idea - presumably if she doesn't last the 2 months (e.g. if she gets fired for harassment) then she'll have to serve the extra prison time, so that gives her an incentive to behave.

A while back, I heard some people suggesting this type of job as a form of national service (rather than the army). The idea being that if you've worked behind the counter then you'll have more empathy when you're in front of it.

nope having worked in food service for years to pay for college it turns you into a cynical disapproving bar steward. Most of the public are basically tulip to each other and servers! Sorry to piss into your soup or spit on your burgers!

[hobnob]

It's not a bad idea - presumably if she doesn't last the 2 months (e.g. if she gets fired for harassment) then she'll have to serve the extra prison time, so that gives her an incentive to behave.

A while back, I heard some people suggesting this type of job as a form of national service (rather than the army). The idea being that if you've worked behind the counter then you'll have more empathy when you're in front of it.

[SueEllen]

A fast food job - maybe she gets to work in Mcdonald's so can sexually harass other employees

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-67619012

An Ohio woman who was convicted of assault for hurling a burrito bowl at a Chipotle worker was offered an unusual way to reduce her time in jail.

A judge has ordered Rosemary Hayne, 39, must now work at a fast-food job for two months.

Hayne was captured in a viral video screaming at a Chipotle employee before throwing her food in the worker's face.