Posted on 07/29/2021 10:05:11 AM PDT by mikelets456
Danny Meyer: If you want to be unvaccinated, 'you can dine somewhere else'
The policy will go into effect September 7. "We are requiring all guests to show proof they are fully vaccinated," a pop-up notice on the website said, adding, "Our teams are required to be fully vaccinated as well." Guests will be asked to bring their "physical Covid-19 vaccine card, your New York State Excelsior Pass, your relevant state-provided vaccine pass, or a photo of your vaccination card to share upon arrival," according to the hospitality group's website.
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Re: 71 - Hey Chuck, WHY are you reading the article?
Don’t you know you’re supposed to comment first without reading?
Come on, man!
See #67
Small character flaw, I like the truth.
Yes. If I am in California, I always find time for at least one In-N-Out burger. They started in Baldwin Park California in 1949.
Maybe the owner will spare the counter people by having a bouncer at the door checking COVID cards the way a bar checks IDs. Hmmm...does that include the drive through?
No never did. Are they still around? I had an Italian great uncle named Meo. He had pizza parlors many moons ago in Indy. That was old style fresh ingredient pizza! Haven’t had one like that in years.
I would watch a video of that.
This is exactly what I have been preaching about...if constitutional conservatives would strictly acquire voting stock with their stock allotments, we could reverse the merger of corporatism with socialism.
NYSE: SHAK (Class A) 102.42
Like Mark Levin says, we need to start showing up at annual meetings. I think he's right.
Plenty of places to get a milkshake.
I’d suggest Chik Fil A, if only to enrage liberals.
I never had one there and I go there about 1 time ever 3 months. I love the ones from Arby’s though.
Thanks for that info. Information warfare is rampant.
Excellent point!
That’s a good business killing move.
Many years ago I was in the Navy with a guy who, while he was on shore duty in North Chicago, worked as a doorman in a bar. Pretty harmless job. One day the bouncers threw some guy out for being a jerk. He came back later with a tire iron and whacked my friend in the jaw with it. The force of it almost tore his jaw right off. Between his injury and what the bouncers did to that guy after he hit him the place was slick with blood. He was hospitalized for months and it took thousands of stitches to put his jaw back together.
All that damage happened to someone who was just doing his job and had nothing to do with why the customer was ejected.
Hmmm...does that include the drive through?
I retired to Spain in early 2016. Before we left Georgia this happened at our local MeDonalds one evening.
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