COVID-19 & Coasters: Coronavirus Impacts on the Amusement Industry
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The guests are there to enjoy themselves and have fun. It’s the park that sets the tone on how they behave and act.
You go to Disney and everything is clean, operations are really tightly run, and guests are paying top dollar, so guests tend to be respectful in that environment. Six Flags with most the same safety policies at the corporate level is often dirty with disinterested employees and exudes cheapness, so guests take their cues from that and behave as such.
It’s the same in a most industries. Most companies have pretty similar written safety policies, but execution varies wildly based on culture and management.
That's a piss poor excuse to feel entitled enough to not follow the rule IMO.
No I didny say "if you dont let me in I will go to Advance" I was just leaving. If she had of not said anything else to me their rules would have been honered and I would have not been served there. I wouldnt have argued that one bit.
Yes those are at many resturaunts in SE Virginia.
I'd be interested in hearing how you should eat without a mask. You've used this argument so many times and don't realized how silly it sounds, especially given the EO has an exemption for eating.
I would be interested in hearing that too.....
Anyhow as much as your reply sounded even sillier my point was that they are still saying masks are mandatory but if you dont have one they wont ask and just assume.
A few other reasons people may not approach potential disease vectors.
A) They don’t want to get close to those without masks because, you know, the disease.
B) Those without masks are assholes and not worth it to underpaid people who have enough to deal with already.
Tim Tracker said lack of enforcement was a problem at SeaWorld, so hopefully enforcement will improve.
A) They don’t want to get close to those without masks because, you know, the disease.
B) Those without masks are assholes and not worth it to underpaid people who have enough to deal with already.
Tim Tracker said lack of enforcement was a problem at SeaWorld, so hopefully enforcement will improve.
The two haves of your post were responding to different posts. You purposely cut out part of my post where I questioned howelse you were supposed to eat and that there’s part of the EO that accounts for removal of the mask to eat.
This is basically why I’ve stepped out of the conversation. Everything has an excuse, or a counter, or “well I saw x within y miles of my house so that’s the way it is everywhere”. The reasoning has become beyond dumb, and frankly has started to look childish to me. So with that I’ll be back to being out of this conversation and liking posts that are very reasonable in their assessment of what’s going on.
Good, because I dont understand what you were saying anyhow. How should you "eat without a mask"?
I think there is a typo in @warfelg’s post. I also think what he intended to say was pretty clear. People don’t attack your posts, based on obvious mistakes; they address the substance. This seems like a cheap shot to me, but maybe you don’t have real counter arguments.
I'm waiting for something like "what do counters have to do with anything?" because you didn't hyphenate "counter arguments."
Nicole has great taste in counters, I assure you.
I do! In my last house, I installed resin with crushed green and blue glass. I loved them!
Goddamn man. It seems like we align on a lot of issues politically, but your opposition to masks sucks. It’s literally just a little bit of fabric strung across your face - it’s not that bad at ALL. Sure, I’d rather not wear one if I didn’t have to, but the evidence out there overwhelmingly shows they seriously limit the spread of the virus. We’ll only be able to enjoy the parks if people wear them and if everyone shapes up and steps in line. As a conservative like yourself, when I think of “snowflakes”, throwing a tantrum over a piece of fabric is the most “snowflake” thing I can think of.
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Just by mentioning going to a competitor, you used their fear of loosing money to a competitor as a tactic to manipulate her in to bending the rules so that they can get your dollars. It may sound and seem innocent on the surface, but when you dig into it, that is just dirty play.
Had you just said, "Okay" and walked out the door, there would be no problem. The problem is the second you said you would go to Advanced instead.
I can't like this post enough.
This is such a common customer tactic. I fucking hated it when I was in retail. It's such a whiney baby, I can't get my way, thing to do to try and manipulate workers into giving in. As bad as "well the last time I was here I was allowed."/"well they did it at the other store"
Funny thing was when I went back the next day to return the core charge the same lady had the mask under her chin.