• knightly the Sneptaur
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    41 month ago

    It’s food service, that responsibility has always come with the territory. Allergies aren’t a new thing.

    • @mrcleanup@lemmy.world
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      11 month ago

      It really hasn’t though. When I was a kid if you went to a restaurant and tried to get special requirements they’d just tell you to go somewhere else if you didn’t like it.

      All this allergy sensitivity stuff in good service emerged within my lifetime.

      And I agree, why would we ever expect that sort of responsibility to be left in the hands of under paid under trained fast food workers?

      Sure, in a perfect world we could train them all perfectly, but it’s not a perfect world, if someone can kill you that is harmless to everyone else, it’s on you to take precautions. Get your coffee black and doctor it yourself or something. Or trust a random teen who doesn’t really understand what is on the line, it’s up to you.

      • knightly the Sneptaur
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        029 days ago

        Telling someone that you can’t serve safely to eat elsewhere is being responsible…

        • @mrcleanup@lemmy.world
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          129 days ago

          You aren’t wrong, I’m just saying that when I was a kid it was more that they didn’t care to accommodate your “special needs”, not that they were trying to be responsible.

          Responsible is also not trusting strangers with something that can kill you.