Anonymous wrote:Stay home!!

YES!

Stay home!!

You’re wallowing in a cesspool of contagion on a regular basis and you’re lecturing about devices. Lol.

Sorry Applebee’s isn’t up to your standards these days.

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Anonymous wrote:Not all kids can tolerate headphones and if you are eating out during covid you should not be preaching to others as you are part of the problem.

Then teach your kid how to sit at the dinner table without a damn tv. This was true before Covid. Be a parent.

Maybe I want my kid on the iPad. We spend every day all day together and sometimes its a nice break. My kid doesn't watch tv.

Np. Then do that at home. Not at a restaurant where you are disturbing others.

You have no right to comment about what others do if you are so rude to go out to eat right now. I really don't care what someone else things. Yes, mine wear headphones but its not the point. We aren't disturbing anyone. We get carry out as its the right thing to do during COVID. And, you set a good example for your kids. Eating out is setting poor example and teaching your kids about how to be selfish.

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Anonymous wrote:Not all kids can tolerate headphones and if you are eating out during covid you should not be preaching to others as you are part of the problem.

Then teach your kid how to sit at the dinner table without a damn tv. This was true before Covid. Be a parent.

Maybe I want my kid on the iPad. We spend every day all day together and sometimes its a nice break. My kid doesn't watch tv.

Np. Then do that at home. Not at a restaurant where you are disturbing others.

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Anonymous wrote:Not all kids can tolerate headphones and if you are eating out during covid you should not be preaching to others as you are part of the problem.

Since when is playing one's music/movie/whatever else in public considered good manners?

Good manners is not taking stupid risks for no reasons during a pandemic.

Good manners is to stay home and do carry out.

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Anonymous wrote:Not all kids can tolerate headphones and if you are eating out during covid you should not be preaching to others as you are part of the problem.

Then teach your kid how to sit at the dinner table without a damn tv. This was true before Covid. Be a parent.

Maybe I want my kid on the iPad. We spend every day all day together and sometimes its a nice break. My kid doesn't watch tv.

Anonymous wrote:Stay out of restaurants during a global pandemic, dumbass.

Thank you for saying what I was thinking.

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Anonymous wrote:Not all kids can tolerate headphones and if you are eating out during covid you should not be preaching to others as you are part of the problem.

Since when is playing one's music/movie/whatever else in public considered good manners?

Good manners is not taking stupid risks for no reasons during a pandemic.

Who gives kids a tablet In a restaurant? That's ridiculous

Anonymous wrote:Not all kids can tolerate headphones and if you are eating out during covid you should not be preaching to others as you are part of the problem.

Then teach your kid how to sit at the dinner table without a damn tv. This was true before Covid. Be a parent.

Anonymous wrote:Not all kids can tolerate headphones and if you are eating out during covid you should not be preaching to others as you are part of the problem.

Since when is playing one's music/movie/whatever else in public considered good manners?

Not all kids can tolerate headphones and if you are eating out during covid you should not be preaching to others as you are part of the problem.

Stay out of restaurants during a global pandemic, dumbass.

Seriously, they cost like $5. I don't want to hear the noise coming out of your kid's TV/tablet screen. Maybe I've had a week with bad luck, but twice this week we have been seated at restaurants near a family where at least one kid is playing something full volume on a device. A public place is not your living room and even with the social distancing of tables the sound travels. So give your kids some headphones and let the rest of us dine in some peace, please! Better yet, maybe make your kid put down the screen for an hour so the family can engage with one another.