Re: The End is Nigh
 

Oh c'mon, Congress passed it that way because there's a consensus among Americans that we like our shit fucked up in bizarre ways.

The question it raises for me--how can you provide the same view as everyone else? What do they do about blind people? Does every restaurant now need to be Opaque? Is Bizarro Harrison Bergeron!

Re: The End is Nigh
 

Here's the problem. You drop the food down to waist level for the wheel chairs, and it's no longer the same view because all the upright walkers are looking way down at the food. But if you create two counters, one for wheelers and one for walkers, then you've got a separate but equal problem - we know that never works. I think what we've got to do is require that everyone entering a restaurant sit in a wheel chair as soon as they enter. It's the only way.

Re: The End is Nigh
 

someone answer my question please. is there a minimum number of employees for a restaurant to come under this law?

Re: The End is Nigh
 

What about the blind and those with olfactory deficiencies? Because that's the next suit.

I think either the 3 judges are actually seeking to have the 1990 ADA invalidated at the SCt, or it's animosity toward/seeking increased billings for Chipotle's counsel.

Re: The End is Nigh
 

w/o research, as to employee accommodations, yes there is some minimum employee requirement; as to *customer* accommodations, I don't think so, otherwise, what's the point?

Re: The End is Nigh
 

but the point isn't to eliminate the possibility of small restaurants opening is it?

I guess you're right though because they have to accessible at doors etc.

Re: The End is Nigh
 

Found a quick summary of the public accommodation aspect, from an advocacy group, here. If Chipotle re-incorporated as a religious organization, they apparently could avoid it.

Re: Allo allo.
 

Refreshingly non-greezy. I thank you.

Re: The End is Nigh
 

my funnest part was when we put a shower room in. my building is grandfather and barely accessible. no one in a chair is in the building though (only 3 floors).

the contractor had to put in a handicap friendly shower which cost big $$$$. actually it was hard to find even. I'm like, no one in a chair will use this. it isn't for the public. no matter.

Re: The End is Nigh
 

You should reorganize as a church.

Re: In-House Question
 

Please to explain, as this makes no sense.

TM

Re: The End is Nigh
 

You are good to do Hank's googling for him. Don't forget to send the bill.

Re: The End is Nigh
 

Only when I hit quarter hours. Not there yet.

Re: In-House Question
 

See I was trying to be subtle so I didn't straight out tell him I thought she'd be a good fit for him. I just spent more time around him with her, and I was unsublte enough that he figured out one of us was interested in him but thought it was me. He's a very nice guy and not particularly assertive so he didn't want to hurt my feelings or create drama between my friend and I. Fortunately they both went on a group canoe trip and I wasn't there so they got it sorted out and all ended well.

Re: The End is Nigh
 

I know, that's why I would be wary to do business there. They are in the process of eviscerating one of the leading companies in my industry. I foresee people voting with their feet.