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Stop McD's, BurgerKing, Taco Smell too. They all have policies where one cannot have compassion.
it has ZERO to do with compassion. you can't listen to anything but your little mind at work. it is called regulations from the government. schools can't give out left over food either.
talk to your government and stop dishonestly bitching about corporations.
Really? What about companies such as Panera Bread?
Panera Feeds America's Hungry - Will You? - Mary Ann Sorrentino - Open Salon
What bakeries do with their leftovers | Sugar Buzz Chicago
I know Taco Bell's policy is true because I know the managers. McD's manager is my current roomie. She said they have the same policy as well. But, I guess she could be lying. For what purpose, I have no clue.
Yurt, you are an idiot. Thanks for proving that.
Stop McD's, BurgerKing, Taco Smell too. They all have policies where one cannot have compassion.
Food like taco bell and Mc D's, unlike baked goods, have to be kept at a certain temperature once prepared. If left too long before it is sold it has to be thrown away. There's compassion then there's food poisoning. There is simply no way to keep food like that edible until the end of the day.
True. I still find it a waste though.
Koblenzer says he offered to pay and was just helping someone in need. What do you think?
Venice veteran says he lost job after giving muffin to needy person - Sarasota News | Mysuncoast.com and ABC 7: Local News
Really? What about companies such as Panera Bread?
Panera Feeds America's Hungry - Will You? - Mary Ann Sorrentino - Open Salon
What bakeries do with their leftovers | Sugar Buzz Chicago
Day old bread won't sell to the self righteous assholes who eat at Panera, that doesn't mean it is bad.
Lots of bakeries sell day old stuff though. There's not a market for day old burgers.
Stop McD's, BurgerKing, Taco Smell too. They all have policies where one cannot have compassion.
Food like taco bell and Mc D's, unlike baked goods, have to be kept at a certain temperature once prepared. If left too long before it is sold it has to be thrown away. There's compassion then there's food poisoning. There is simply no way to keep food like that edible until the end of the day.
True. I still find it a waste though.
Really? What about companies such as Panera Bread?
Panera Feeds America's Hungry - Will You? - Mary Ann Sorrentino - Open Salon
What bakeries do with their leftovers | Sugar Buzz Chicago
Day old bread won't sell to the self righteous assholes who eat at Panera, that doesn't mean it is bad.
Really? Some of my best friends gather at Panera. Good food and coffee.
Food like taco bell and Mc D's, unlike baked goods, have to be kept at a certain temperature once prepared. If left too long before it is sold it has to be thrown away. There's compassion then there's food poisoning. There is simply no way to keep food like that edible until the end of the day.
True. I still find it a waste though.
Blame the true culprit, government.
Koblenzer says he offered to pay and was just helping someone in need. What do you think?
Venice veteran says he lost job after giving muffin to needy person - Sarasota News | Mysuncoast.com and ABC 7: Local News
Gotta be a happy medium somewhere. Like...a local shelter gets a call twice a day to come pick up "mistakes" and food under the heat lamp too long. It would feed people who are hungry. This includes children who are also going hungry. Wouldn't take much man power to do that. I wonder how much red tape would be needed though for something so simple.
Food is donated all the time at grocery stores in cans near the entrance...and churches get donations of food as well. They are not regulated by the health department but it gets done. So why can't it happen at fast food places?
if the man did not pay for the muffin himself and then hand it to the guy, then yeah...he was in the wrong. He should have paid for it...then put it in the bag. It was not his merchandise.
Sorry..didn't read the whole story.
Gotta be a happy medium somewhere. Like...a local shelter gets a call twice a day to come pick up "mistakes" and food under the heat lamp too long. It would feed people who are hungry. This includes children who are also going hungry. Wouldn't take much man power to do that. I wonder how much red tape would be needed though for something so simple.
Food is donated all the time at grocery stores in cans near the entrance...and churches get donations of food as well. They are not regulated by the health department but it gets done. So why can't it happen at fast food places?
I can see both possible sides. If this one homeless guy got a free muffin, what is stopping other homeless people marching in, expecting the same? If you do it for one, you have to do it for all.
Firing the guy is a bit harsh, though.
