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Everyday Racism Or Sensible Business Practices?
I’m going for the former.
This is clearly prejudiced behaviour (in that the waiter was prejudging the customers based on their race alone).
http:// www.bbc .com/ne ws/worl d-us-ca nada-43 954750
This is clearly prejudiced behaviour (in that the waiter was prejudging the customers based on their race alone).
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jackdaw - // If I go to the local Chinese/ Indian takeaway I pay when I order, before my meal arrives. I have no problem with that. // I think that's standard practice for most takeaways, for obvious reasons. But if your takeaway asked you to pay in advance, but not the next customer who is Chinese or Indian, then that would be racism, and that is what happened here.
10:40 Tue 01st May 2018
I have NEVER been asked to pay in advance on the continent TTT, where the hell do you eat? With regards to this, yes it's blatant racism, and even if they had asked 'all bikers' to pay in advance that is still discriminatory- we need to be discouraging anything where people are treated in an inferior manner because they belong to a certain group, be it racial, sexual, ethnic or recreational.
Naomi...that used to happen in the shop near my school back in the 80's when I went there, so that's nothing new.
The shop across the road from me has 3 members of staff for when the kids come out of school. But that's treating children who do stupid things for stupid reasons (like a simple dare) not adults eating in a restaurant.
The shop across the road from me has 3 members of staff for when the kids come out of school. But that's treating children who do stupid things for stupid reasons (like a simple dare) not adults eating in a restaurant.
//we need to be discouraging anything where people are treated in an inferior manner because they belong to a certain group, be it racial, sexual, ethnic or recreational. //
Fair enough, but how do you tackle the problem of 'runners'?
OR are you ok with the business taking the hit if it advances right-on thinking?
Fair enough, but how do you tackle the problem of 'runners'?
OR are you ok with the business taking the hit if it advances right-on thinking?
Runners are an occupational hazard, and the best you can do is design the interior of your restaurant so it makes that hard to accomplish. i'm not suggesting it's tough luck and people ought to be prepared to take a hit, but there are other things you could do to make a runners life far more difficult than simply discriminate against people who are your patrons.
Oh thanks Talbot, I didn't read that properly- apologies TTT, yeah the pay before you fuel thing is really common on the continent, can't say I dislike it though particularly, it's just a different MO- we've got a garage here that does it actually in Tenbury- handy because that makes it a 24 hour garage.
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youngmafbog
How could the shop tackle the problem of runners?
Easy - by implementing a policy whereby all patrons are asked to pay before they are presented with food.
However, that’s not the case here. The waiter only asked the black patrons to pay beforehand.
And by the way, are you really equating not being racist as ‘right on thinking’?
Seriously? If you meet someone who isn’t racist, do you categorise them as being ‘right on’?
That’s shocking.
How could the shop tackle the problem of runners?
Easy - by implementing a policy whereby all patrons are asked to pay before they are presented with food.
However, that’s not the case here. The waiter only asked the black patrons to pay beforehand.
And by the way, are you really equating not being racist as ‘right on thinking’?
Seriously? If you meet someone who isn’t racist, do you categorise them as being ‘right on’?
That’s shocking.
AOG - // Perhaps the restaurateur had experienced problems before from persons of a certain race, once again some have to suffer for the actions of others. //
Perhaps so - but assuming that one black customer running before paying means that all black customers will potentially do the same, is racism.
It's a text-book definition of racism - which means it can't really be deemed as a sensible business practice!
Perhaps so - but assuming that one black customer running before paying means that all black customers will potentially do the same, is racism.
It's a text-book definition of racism - which means it can't really be deemed as a sensible business practice!
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