Cook Accused of Putting Hair in a Steak
On Mar 1, 4:35 pm, "jmcquown" > wrote:
> "Terry" > wrote in message
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> > On Sat, 1 Mar 2008 13:16:04 -0800 (PST), Sheldon >
> > wrote:
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> >>Terry wrote:
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> >>> I think every restaurant should have cameras over the cooking area.
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> >>> I think people would be much less likely to pull this nasty crap if
> >>> they knew they could be watched.
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> >>> A good rule is you don't want to **** off people preparing your food.
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> >>And you think filming the cooks ain't gonna **** them off to epic
> >>proportions, cecil b. moroon!
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> > It would not be the customer ****ing them off. I could care less if
> > management ****es them off.
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> > What do you think should be done about people putting pubes in food?
> > You hear stories off people tampering with food all the time.
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> Didn't we just beat this subject to death yesterday or the day before?! <G>
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> Cameras in a restaurant kitchen probably wouldn't help because there is so
> much movement and too many people moving about. As Janet pointed out in the
> previous thread, how could you tell if someone was adding hair rather than
> seasoning something?
>
I missed the other thread. What is the title?
Just knowing the cameras are there would discourage some people.
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