[SamAdams76]

I eat in restaurants all the time and I've never been inconvenienced by a service dog. In fact, I can't remember the last time I ever saw one in a restaurant. Sounds like another non-existent problem being hyped up for no good reason. Like men in women's clothing using the women's room. Somehow I got through 50 years of life without ever seeing that happen. Still haven't seen it happen. Yet suddenly it's this big social problem and we have to spend a trillion dollars building out bathrooms special for just them.

I'm sure if you stand outside the public women's room at Grand Central Terminal in NYC you will eventually see a man dressed as a woman go in there. But you'd be standing there a long time. Probably days or weeks. Then, chances are, none of the women in there will even notice. Point is, you really have to be looking for it.

[UCANSEE2]

I eat in restaurants all the time and I've never been inconvenienced by a service dog. In fact, I can't remember the last time I ever saw one in a restaurant.

Same here. But I bet there are places, like San Francisco, where the experience is the exact opposite of what you describe.

Sounds like another non-existent problem being hyped up for no good reason.

Or maybe it's been our experience that if you give them an inch, they'll take a mile.

Like men in women's clothing using the women's room. Somehow I got through 50 years of life without ever seeing that happen. Still haven't seen it happen. Yet suddenly it's this big social problem and we have to spend a trillion dollars building out bathrooms special for just them.

Just say no.

Point is, you really have to be looking for it.

Let me circle back to something. Have you seen people park in handicap spots who are neither handicapped, nor even elderly ?

[Jane Long]

Why a man would want to stand in the LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG lines, for the Women’s restroom, is almost as crazy as anything else wrong with him.