I love Ruby Tuesdays. I was excited when we finally got them in North Carolina. I'd missed them since moving from California. I usually just get a burger though. Maybe we'll go there tonight.I have been there and will not be back
I have been there and will not be back
A Florida woman is suing the franchise Ruby Tuesdays because they apparently asked her to breast feed her baby in the restroom or outside their restaurant. According to Florida law, mothers are permitted unconditionally to breastfeed anywhere, public or private, covered or uncovered.
I've been there and I didn't like it either. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't that great either. We did have a terrible waitress (I ordered a very spicy dish and she never ONCE came back to refill my drink!) but I can't blame that one the chain. They sure are getting a bad wrap lately though, because they recently had some publicity for kicking a woman out of their restaurant who was nursing her baby.
Unfortunately I couldn't find a link to the story so I don't know the whole story. It was just a post on the Babytalker's forum awhile back. I wish she would have linked the story.
I would say bad press on that one depends strickly on what side of the coin your opinion of public breast feeding is on. But that's a discussion for a different thread.They sure are getting a bad wrap lately though, because they recently had some publicity for kicking a woman out of their restaurant who was nursing her baby.
For the record, here's what the two dishes look like. I think the first question that would've popped into my mind was: "Where's the tomatoes?!"
Chicken Oscar:
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Things happen and in my opinion it is responsibility of the person to let everyone know about such an important thing like the allergies, unless one is playing Russian rulet.
Just how much protection does society, collectively or individually owe to individuals?
Russian Roulette is exactly what I thought ...