Admin I imagine. A move in the right direction. Don't need that shit here.

God I may never eat out again

I'm in agreement with you with regard to cross contamination. I've observed workers at the fast food level, only some wear plastic disposable gloves and that is because they are directly involved in food preparation and/or assembly. The some that are involved with delivery apparently are not required to wear gloves. Cool. But often the some that aren't are in the work area of the some that do and touch surfaces and that the those that wear gloves touch those surfaces after the fact.

There's a Coney Island type restaurant, a nicer bar/eatery type restaurant, a Taco Bell and McDonald's restaurant in my town. I have witnessed a McDonald's employee use the washroom and leave without washing her hands. When I mentioned it to the manager on duty, I was told she PROBABLY washed her hands in the back. Really? And what did she touch along the way? Also, PROBABLY might mean she did not wash up as anticipated.

In the big picture of things, if we thought about all the things that sick-o's intentionally do, we would most like NEVER LEAVE OUR HOMES AGAIN.

Latex gloves are no substitution for clean hands!

I was not aware that there was such a thing. My call was important to me, but in the scheme of things, not a priority.

A week ago, yesterday, our Mother's Day, I dropped my credit card. I wasn't carrying my purse, just shoved my Driver's License and my credit card in my pocket because I wanted to buy some flowers and then I was off to the cemetery. I thought I shoved my credit card far enough down into my pocket, yaddah, yaddah, yaddah, I lost it. Called the credit card company and they expedited a card and it was delivered Tuesday. Bottom line, my T-Mobile account is set up for auto pay and on Monday T-Mobile tried to bill to the card/account that was closed. I figured, no worries, I will have my new card, new number in 24 hours. I updated my account upon receipt of the card with the new info, called the local T-Mobile and explained what happened and was ASSURED that T-Mobile would rebill my account on the 11th since that is my contract date. Bottom line, the rep was mistaken because today I received another text advising me I was 5 days delinquent, again, yaddah, yaddah, yaddah.....

It was not a PRIORITY matter to anyone other than me. It's really sad that in many instances it takes more than one call, one visit, whatever, to get somethings straightened out.