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The Mask policy exacerbate it. It dehumanize person when you can't see their face.
Indoor dining in the Bay Area has been mask free for months (the SF Gate is a San Francisco publication).
The Mask policy exacerbate it. It dehumanize person when you can't see their face.
I'm fresh back in SF and have been indulging in a lot of restaurant dining. Luxuriating, even, the food here is really good.
I haven't seen any of this crap. Is it happening? Yes of course any journalist worth their mountain of student debt can call enough restaurants to put together a few anecdotes about bad behavior.
Doesn't mean we have to fall for it.
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Indoor dining in the Bay Area has been mask free for months (the SF Gate is a San Francisco publication).
Well, the picture in article showing the staff with mask and face shield!. In texas sadly most of the restaurant wait staff still wear mask.
The Mask policy exacerbate it. It dehumanize person when you can't see their face.
It's quite shocking the first time you take a job in anything customer service and realize what a lot of people out there are really like.
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Indoor dining in the Bay Area has been mask free for months (the SF Gate is a San Francisco publication).
Well, the picture in article showing the staff with mask and face shield!. In texas sadly most of the restaurant wait staff still wear mask.
The Mask policy exacerbate it. It dehumanize person when you can't see their face.
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Well, the picture in article showing the staff with mask and face shield!. In texas sadly most of the restaurant wait staff still wear mask.
So what? The staff wearing masks are somehow Untermenschen? You get to be a dick to them with impunity? You see them wearing a mask and just can’t help it?
Besides, the staff hate the mask but they have to wear because of the policy.
It also contribute to shortage of worker: its already a hard job and now with added mask!
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Abolish tipping so people can be treated as they deserve. Put the cost of labor into the price of goods sold like every other industry.
I tend to over tip and be ignored by wait staff so that sounds great to me.
What is your job? Software engineer? Do you want to be tipped for lines committed to git? Alleged higher skilled jobs you aren’t treated like this. Good human interaction does actually require skill. It’s not like some glue programming job that can probably be replaced by a neural net.