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I agree with the owner.  It's a place of business and the employees need to be able to communicate properly with the customers.  The employees can speak and behave however they wish when they are off the clock.

10 years ago. Rating: 10
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Imagine....the nerve of a business who actually sets the standard that they choose to set within their own walls. How disgusting is that!! I must be odd but I appreciate a young person speaking English to me instead of "Yo Mama, what choo want"?

10 years ago. Rating: 9
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My little brother came home saying things like “it was really onion”, what that meant I had no idea. From the context, I could figure it out.  He outgrew it though and speaks very well and all business now that he’s hit 50. There is hope, let the kids speak however, I outgrew it, too……...

10 years ago. Rating: 8
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A business should be run with respect and a level of professionalism from the top to the bottom and the bottom up. 

I don't want to listen to a bunch of slang from employees.  It is ignorant. 

It bothers me when I am dining with girl-friends and the wait-person comes up and says something along the lines of, "Hi, you guys.  I'm Shaniqua and I'll be your server tonight.  What can I get you guys to drink?"

It's done politely and with a friendly smile, but, seriously, "you guys"???  

10 years ago. Rating: 5
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I just hope a lot of businesses ban the F word. I even heard an employee in the BIG BOY ( young woman ) say to another employee ( young man )....... M- -  - - -r  F- - - - - -r !! . I reported her b/c it dulled my appetite while I was at the salad bar. It sounded so vulgar and squalid.

10 years ago. Rating: 5
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