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--jawnday-- t1_j607s3n wrote

I know many people who have worked here and no one had a single good thing to say about their experience, so I’m absolutely not surprised.

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crystal0001 OP t1_j60f40c wrote

I used to work there! Owner was hell to work for and was extremely abusive.

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cielorossa t1_j60k7my wrote

It's all coming to light - finally.

She and her attorney need to remember that actions bounce back like a boomerang. One cannot bend the fabric of reality without consequences.

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Zhuul t1_j60mk4n wrote

“Every lie we tell incurs a debt to the truth. Sooner or later, that debt is paid.”

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SBRH33 t1_j61z1kh wrote

This is one wildly mixed up comment.

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skip_tracer t1_j61r75b wrote

this is so disappointing, I had no idea there were these kind of issues and I've been going there since it was opened in the old spot. Sorry you had to deal with bullshit.

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pghsonj1325 t1_j619yrn wrote

Unless he was literally beating people “extremely abusive” seems a little aggressive.

He might be a huge asshole or just a dick in general or shit even a criminal based on the above - But let’s not throw around “abusive” so willy nilly

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crystal0001 OP t1_j61g1ty wrote

lol shut up

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pghsonj1325 t1_j61mwnn wrote

If words are continually misused they cease to have any meaning.

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trifflinmonk t1_j62962k wrote

the meaning of words changes over time. I used to get hung up on this when people would say 'indisposed' all willy nilly but if enough people use a word in a way, that becomes the meaning of the word. Indispuesta in Spanish is often used when woman is on her period rather than literally meaning indisposed. Literally no longer has to mean literally. Words change as people see fit.

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RufusLaButte t1_j64kcs3 wrote

Like how "begging the question" has evolved past its actual intended usage and has come to mean "raising the question." Which, you know, is natural evolution of language but I also kind of hate it because "begging the question" is specific rhetorical device that can be used pretty deceptively, and I think we still need a name that matches what is actually happening, because the original meaning of the phrase is still very much relevant.

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napsdufroid t1_j61nzmp wrote

You don't consider being an asshole to employees and ripping them off abuse?

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[deleted] t1_j61oidq wrote

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sugr_magnolia t1_j61trmp wrote

Calm down with your armchair psychology, bud.

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pghsonj1325 t1_j61wczm wrote

I don't think you know what psychology is. This is a semantics argument. But point received.

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T_J_S_ t1_j639kqy wrote

Stealing money workers is just being a dick? When was the last time your employer stole money from you and you had to choose which bills got paid and which ones had to wait?

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benjaminpoole t1_j61mfm9 wrote

Me too! One time I almost interviewed for a job there myself until a friend in the coffee industry warned me. I’ve heard nothing but horror stories and honestly I’m surprised they’ve been in business for so long!

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sippycup21 t1_j63hjk9 wrote

was gonna say - iconic institution known for being the absolute worst to employees since 2005

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