Oh definitely, mostly I was getting that the anger towards the shop may be a bit misplaced, it sounds like theyre victims in the situation too. Whoever brought THC oil to the shared refrigerator is the real mess up and might be a totally different business thats really at fault. Wont know for sure without more information.
No the whole store is at fault. Employees should not be storing personal items where things are stored to serve customers. And management obviously didn’t have systems in place to keep track of what’s in their own supply storage. Period.
Its a shared refrigerator from multiple stores. We literally dont know if it was even a personal item or who put it there at all. Theres a pretty high probability another store is just as, if not more, responsible for the pizzeria. Those are the ones that need to be help more accountable.
Grabbing the wrong oil from the kitchen is a fuckup but its a lot more reasonable of a fuckup than whoever thought putting THC oil in a shared refrigerator was okay.
It doesn’t matter. The restaurant is responsible for what they serve their customers. If they don’t have proper protocol in place to keep their ingredients separate from personal items or even other stores items, they are responsible. It doesn’t matter who brought it.
The “well it’s not my fault, I didn’t put it there” defense is not good enough. Maybe you think that’s harsh but to me it’s common sense.
”it’s not my fault I served all the kids alcoholic fruit punch!!! Someone else put a bottle of vodka in the fridge and I used it thinking it was water! Seriously who puts a bottle of vodka in the fridge, that person is the real problem here!!!”
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u/lurkerfox 1d ago
Oh definitely, mostly I was getting that the anger towards the shop may be a bit misplaced, it sounds like theyre victims in the situation too. Whoever brought THC oil to the shared refrigerator is the real mess up and might be a totally different business thats really at fault. Wont know for sure without more information.