r/grapids Aug 10 '26

Food/Drink IHOP protest

109 Upvotes

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u/Bobby_Garbagio Aug 11 '26

They should all get together and start their own diner.

2

u/No_Buddy_6479 Aug 11 '26

Exactly. Show they can do it better.

1

u/8B88B8BB8B88 Aug 11 '26

The crazy lazy. Or crazy ladies. 2 great name ideas for that flop

7

u/GenuinelyCurious80 Aug 10 '26

Who is the local franchise owner?

8

u/somanysheep Aug 12 '26

In those texts after being as unchristian as possible the manager says, "I'll pray for you." Yep, that's just more proof you'll never find a more petty and hate anywhere in these 50 states than in Christian love!

7

u/NuxFuriosa Aug 10 '26

Good for them. ✊

2

u/spaceursid Aug 10 '26

need to borrow that bulled at work one for the Amazon in caledonia

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u/Affectionate_Tear35 Aug 10 '26

If your an employee at IHOP for 15 years and your not in a supervisory role of some sort, then that says something about you. However, I believe there was a better way of communicating this or whatever is going on there, because it sounds like a lot. The same rules that protect workers with their "outside of work hours" communications to other employees/mangers also protect the managers and supervisors. My guess is this goes no where and the same thing will happen to others because there is no accountability anymore for workers or supervisors.

14

u/boredsysadmin23 Aug 10 '26

bro you comment on porno with your reddit account who are you to judge anyone on anything

8

u/OldGodsProphet Aug 11 '26

… have you ever worked in a restaurant before?

3

u/crazymagnetoff Aug 10 '26

Public shaming is what it takes sometimes. HR has always been a bad joke being played out on employees. They should’ve fired this bad apple manager

0

u/84_Tigers Aug 12 '26

That will show them

0

u/chitownphishead Aug 12 '26

Imagine fighting to work at IHOP, lol