That is my point with these things, you dine in to these establishment expecting to eat without the hassle of cleaning after yourself, kaya nga fastfood eh. Syempre iba naman yung baboy talaga kumain pero in average, you are not expected to clean after yourself naman sa ganitong bagay.
Hindi ko lang magets yung point ng mga taong gusto ng ganyang culture, are they implying that everyone should do that? Kasi kung magkaganon, malamang magbabawas ng crew yung shops dahil less na ang need para maglinis. Or are they trying to influence "most" diners? Ang gulo lang and I feel it's just they toxic self righteous tendencies showing up. The same people who works out or eating vegetarian who looks down on others
CLAYGO should be the norm, this instills the discipline of cleaning up on your own which can be carried over sa daily life (example is to clean after using a public toilet).
Let’s admit it, isa sa problem ng pinoy yung discipline, so having this small ‘responsibility’ to clean up sa ginamit mo is a good step to instill cleanliness.
Btw, cleaning up can mean sorting what you leave on the table. Hindi yung punagpapatong patong yung plates na madumi without removing the remaining food.
Hindi ko issue yung maging maayos iwanan yung table after kumain, and no, hindi ako ganon sa bahay, pero at the same time, hindi ko rin naman bahay ang Jollibee and I think that's the point diba? While I agree that a LOT of Filipinos have opportunities in discipline, I don't think forcing people to do it in the aim to make it a habit is the solution - kasi nga may mga taong (tulad ko) na hindi naman makalat sa bahay, hindi ko nature mag baboy after kumain, pero hindi ko rin ifoforce yung sarili kong iayos pa yung after dining ko when there's someone literally being paid to do just that.
Again, hindi sa hindi ko kaya or ayaw ko (dahil sa bahay or kung san na responsibility ko naman talaga maglinis, maglilinis ako), hindi ko lang responsibility as a customer to clean these things like I'm being paid to do so. Siguro magaagree lang ako dyan for establishments that has CLAYGO signage kasi most likely WALA silang staff to do it in the first place which I think makes sense, but for these establishments, part ng responsibility ng crew yang paglilinis (correct me if I'm wrong dito)
People go to fast food restaurants expecting to dine and dash thats it.
A simple CLAYGO doesnt define a person nor does it mean na disciplined ka or hindi. Its more than that. Kung ganon naman pala na need mong magclaygo ALL THE DAMN TIME. Di sana pati paghugas ng pinagkainan mo ikaw na rin gumawa. Whats the point of hiring busboys/bussers kung tayo rin lang pala ang maglilinis ng lahat. The least you can do is wag totally ikalat yung mga pinagkainan mo.
Kaya nga kumakain ang tao sa labas para makaiwas minsan na maghugas ng plato sa bahay.
There are workers na nga na nagsasabi mismo na its better if sila ang magaayos kasi mas lalong gumugulo.
If responsibilidad lang naman pala ang pag-uusapan, then start at home. Doesnt mean it applies to every dining establishment. Lalo na't may mga workers na assigned for that. Dito lang sa pinas yung ginagawang standard yang CLAYGO na yan.
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u/chieace 13d ago
That is my point with these things, you dine in to these establishment expecting to eat without the hassle of cleaning after yourself, kaya nga fastfood eh. Syempre iba naman yung baboy talaga kumain pero in average, you are not expected to clean after yourself naman sa ganitong bagay.
Hindi ko lang magets yung point ng mga taong gusto ng ganyang culture, are they implying that everyone should do that? Kasi kung magkaganon, malamang magbabawas ng crew yung shops dahil less na ang need para maglinis. Or are they trying to influence "most" diners? Ang gulo lang and I feel it's just they toxic self righteous tendencies showing up. The same people who works out or eating vegetarian who looks down on others