Actually when your SXS is in the sandcar ruts it makes it a little more exciting at 75mph. LOL!!!
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- having employees in the position of mask patrol is a losing proposition. With all the opinions and choices being made out there it puts employees in the line of fire if they try to uphold the establishment's/company's rules. It's the same in corporate offices these days. Teams like Facilities Management or HR are having to act like police to enforce rules they don't even believe in just to keep a job. You'd have to believe Duner's Diner would have their hands full dealing with so many of us that are against the mandates. It would put employees in a place they don't belong or want to be. So I respect the decision if it's strictly due to the impact on the employees, the fines and/or legal backlash that could come with it.
It would be more local mandates for Imperial county and what ever Warden Newsome has thrown down as he continues to give the middle finger to the recall attempt.
He apparently knows that some would not respected whatever was needed to get the place open and would harass employees over crap that is not in their hands. Kind of a shame that he can't trust the community he wants to service to behave.This
LOL! No towing involved. I know the Wildcat can't get much past 50mph and all. LOL!
Taking a hypothetical and blaming the off-road community (us) is a pretty progressive way to go. Maybe think about the unconstitutional requirements set forth by the governor that put these businesses in this situation to begin with and not automatically assigning blame and causation to our community as to why these businesses aren't opening.
What happens is the Health Department comes down and makes surprise visits, followed by the Liquor Board who make investigations into reports of misconduct and once they ( Employee's of DD) get tired of jumping thru all of those hoops the Fire Department shows up to count heads. He won't be open past Thanksgiving and be fighting fines till next season. So it is better to just keep it able to open back up at some point. Leasing it out to somebody else wouldn't help because all of the violations will stick around once the other guy is closed down.
I've got no inside connection or special knowledge but maybe the challenge to find labor, risk of liability, fines, etc. just isn't worth it when running the business that isn't main income source? As mentioned - who's going to enforce? I was at Staples Center Saturday - first security check is for Covid - they didn't even bother - you could have handed them a your 4th grade report card or flashed your pic on phone of anything - if you said it's right here and pointed to phone - they sent your through. Masks required as you entered - once inside - took the mask off. 90% of people in my section didn't have a mask on. Nobody enforcing anything in downtown LA at a televised event.
I said some, not all. I understand people's stances on the issue and the owner of Duner's Diner clearly does not want to deal with the mandates. You do not think part of the reason is also he does not want to deal with or subject his workers to what people might say or do if he decided to open up and follow whatever mandates are in place?
Have you been to duners diner? Pretty sure most of the staff that used to work there would also not be okay with any BS mask mandates...
I am sure 99.9% of the reason is he does not want to deal with the mandates. Maybe he could call the diner a peaceful protest sight and then the mandates won't apply. LOL!!!
Huh? Mandates ?
Mandates? You're not familiar with them? The screwball in the oval office is making all sorts of them, as is the cum-stain in charge of things in Sacramento. I think any business owner is aware everything can/will get shut down at anytime whenever these Effwads please.
