azknight

azknight t1_jcaezt4 wrote

Yeah. I was there a few weeks ago. The restaurant was pretty empty and it still took over an hour to bring out a couple of sandwiches, and they still forgot some items completely. None of the staff seemed to notice or care. Sucks when places close down but I’m not exactly shocked by this.

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azknight t1_j6s9t0e wrote

This law is basically resume padding for politicians to claim that they support environmental issues. A $300 annual cap on fines renders it completely toothless, even if it were enforced. The state isn't going to waste time and money constantly sending people out to narc on a Chelo's. I have no problems with trying to reduce pollution and waste, but it's pretty clear that this is not an effective way to go about it, and from what I've seen that sentiment is fairly common across the political spectrum.

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