Anonymous wrote:The small coffee shops I go to don't serve with a lid; you walk over and dress your coffee and put your own lid on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, you're a nut job if you think this is the worst that happens in a food handling environment. This is minor. I used to work at Burger King when I was a teenager. You couldn't even imagine what some of my coworkers would do to your food if you gave them shit.
Who eats at Burger King?
Everyone realizes the health code violations and general grossness of the fast food and restaurant industry more generally. I'm a little surprised that folks aren't bothered by a stranger rubbing their bare hand all over the mouthpiece of the lid. That's all.
Yes, this is unique to Burger King.Way to miss the point.
Don't go around with this 'tude at all the places you eat, OP. You'll end up with much more than an eye roll and some hand germs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, you're a nut job if you think this is the worst that happens in a food handling environment. This is minor. I used to work at Burger King when I was a teenager. You couldn't even imagine what some of my coworkers would do to your food if you gave them shit.
Who eats at Burger King?
Everyone realizes the health code violations and general grossness of the fast food and restaurant industry more generally. I'm a little surprised that folks aren't bothered by a stranger rubbing their bare hand all over the mouthpiece of the lid. That's all.
Way to miss the point.
Anonymous wrote:Do you go to coffee shops where you put on your own lid? Do you ever wonder who's touched that lid that's sitting out there on the counter with the sugar and stirrers?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:First I hope that your family medical situation improves, I know this must be causing you tremendous stress and worry.
Now as for the coffee thing....
BAD mood or not, you are way over reacting. this would not have even been on my radar. Do you wear gloves when you pick up your cell phone? because based on your reaction at DD you should probably be wearing a Hazmat suit whenever you get near your phone.
You made yourself look bad at DD, if that matters to you and maybe it doesn't. but the next time you go in there you'll be "that guy".
I'll never be in that DD again because it's not in my area. How hard is it to put on a lid without touching the small area that you drink from?
Anonymous wrote:OP, you're a nut job if you think this is the worst that happens in a food handling environment. This is minor. I used to work at Burger King when I was a teenager. You couldn't even imagine what some of my coworkers would do to your food if you gave them shit.
Do you go to coffee shops where you put on your own lid? Do you ever wonder who's touched that lid that's sitting out there on the counter with the sugar and stirrers?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:First I hope that your family medical situation improves, I know this must be causing you tremendous stress and worry.
Now as for the coffee thing....
BAD mood or not, you are way over reacting. this would not have even been on my radar. Do you wear gloves when you pick up your cell phone? because based on your reaction at DD you should probably be wearing a Hazmat suit whenever you get near your phone.
You made yourself look bad at DD, if that matters to you and maybe it doesn't. but the next time you go in there you'll be "that guy".
I'll never be in that DD again because it's not in my area. How hard is it to put on a lid without touching the small area that you drink from?

Anonymous wrote:Was she also handling the money? If not, gloves aren't really necessary as long as her hands are washed. Think about it. She would touch all the coffee-making equipment with her gloves, picking up all of the same germs (onto her gloves) that she would get on her hands. What's the difference?