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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ok, so I’m the poster who another poster is screaming at claiming that I’m a pervert and monster.  I’ve calmly been surfing the web to gather rational thoughts on this and basically have gathered this:

From a legal standpoint, it is without question not harassment for a customer to politely ask a server on a one time basis for her phone number.  If the customer persists following a “no”, however, it absolutely is harassment.

But, harassment or not, it’s still not considered appropriate even to ask for the phone number on a one time basis.  It’s awkward and puts the server in a bad position.  Instead, as I now see was just suggested above, the recommendation is for the customer to leave his phone number at the table with an invitation for the server to contact him if she is interested.

This all makes a lot of sense to me.  [/quote]
This is just not true. It IS harassment. If you want to share your sources, please do. Other people have posted the actual definition and it wholly encompasses OPs daughters situation as such. [/quote]

I’ll put it to you this way:

If a customer were to ask OP‘s daughter one time for her phone number while she was waiting on him, and she were to decline and complain to her boss about it, and her boss were to tell her that he was going to do nothing about it, take a guess how far OP’s daughter would get if she were to sue her boss for tolerating sexual harassment in her workplace?  I’ll give you a hint: not very.

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So your response to: people are harassing this girl- is - ??[/quote]

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