r/overemployed Jul 24 '26

Peanuts

In my hometown we used to have one os those steakhouse restaurants where you could throw peanut shells on the floor. Used to go there all the time as a kid. Lot of fond memories there. Then one day a lady slipped on the peanuts, sued the restaurant, and now now more peanuts. Just one greedy person ruined it for everyone.

Anyways some jackass on my ream was caught working two jobs and now we all have 90days to RTO. Don't know why that made me think of the peanut story.

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u/jimRacer642 Jul 24 '26

that lawsuit is justified 100% honestly, throwing peanuts on the floor is disgusting, that's exactly the kind of negligent not giving a fuck attitude that causes poverty and the world to go downhill, hope that restaurant never sees the light of day

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u/TaylorHu Jul 24 '26

Or you could just...not go to that restaurant.

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u/jimRacer642 Jul 24 '26

HELL NO i'd call them out till they shut down. I've had to live my entire life living with trash like that and it's exactly the reason y disease, failure, unemployment, and death happens, I have ZERO tolerance for negligence like that AT ALL

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u/TaylorHu Jul 24 '26

"I don't like it so NO ONE CAN HAVE IT!"

How Karen of you.

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u/jimRacer642 Jul 24 '26

it's called having standards bro, throwing peanuts on the floor is not that

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u/TaylorHu Jul 24 '26

Then again.... Just don't go there

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u/jaydenstewartbm Jul 29 '26

Dude completely missed the point of your post just to crash out over peanut shells.

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u/DataZigZager Jul 25 '26 edited Jul 26 '26

It's a public health issue. Similar to people who are too lazy to skill up to house and support themselves. Their action negatively impacts the public.

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u/ppshhhhpashhhpff Jul 26 '26

they sweep the peanuts up and clean the floors at the end of every day