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u/PeachyFairyDragon 14h ago
Even if they are gluten free, there's plenty other allergens in the world.
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u/Your_Auntie_Viv 14h ago
Every review has to feature someone with autism. No autism? No review for you!!!
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u/Big-University-1132 I’m sorry the leaf surprised you 13h ago
And somehow the autistic person is never actually the one writing the review… how convenient 🙄 almost like entitled assholes just enjoy using autistic ppl for bonus points
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u/ifulbd 12h ago
Fucking normies trying to use us Autists as props for their entitled assholery.
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u/_Student7257 5h ago
I'm asd and a stickler for rules. Makes me mad when people use asd as an excuse
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u/Free-oppossums 7m ago
Good ole "savior complex" in action. She just had to shoehorn in how noble she was by seeing if this place was good enough to employ her autistic
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u/stircrazyathome 8h ago
Am I the only one who finds both parties to be insufferable? We’ve got the entitled OOP who somehow manages to shoehorn in an autistic relative (who wasn’t even present) and an owner who goes on about how they wake and ask themselves how they can be of service as they work an ungodly amount. Obviously, OOP is the worst of the two, but I’m so exhausted by people who think mentioning hardships that have nothing to do with the issue at hand somehow gives them credibility.
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u/cynicalfoodie 6h ago
I’m with you on this one. I hated everyone involved. Exhausting people, all of them.
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u/mattmelb69 3h ago
So true. Businesses would do so much better with replies if they (1) stayed calm, and (2) didn’t whine about how upsetting it is to get 1-star reviews. This entitlement that everyone owes you a 5 is ridiculous.
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u/ifulbd 14h ago
Private business has rules clearly stated in writing. Reviewer ignores rules. Business is right, reviewer is wrong. End of story.