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Name and shame.
I'm surprised, disappointed, that it was swept under the rug that well, but I guess "food company commits to spreading the next virus as much as possible" is a relatively mild headline in the modern day.
https://www.foxla.com/news/in-n-out-burger-employees-mask-ban "The policy further states this will help "balance two things that In-N-Out is known for – exceptional customer service and unmatched standards for health, safety, and quality.""
"We are introducing new mask guidelines that emphasizes the importance of customer service and the ability to show our associates’ smiles and other facial features while considering the health and well-being of all individuals,"
https://www.kqed.org/news/11956720/in-n-out-and-other-california-workplaces-cant-prevent-employees-from-wearing-masks-regulators-say
Jesus. Not like I'm worried about getting COVID from food but wtf is that stance? That's the worst logic I've read in s while. We care about health and safety but we're not going to wear anything that'll actually do that because we want talk to see our face. But trust us, no disease here to spread.
Fucking braindead.
I was quite a fan of their burgers (for fast food), I could ignore the Bible verse # printed on the bottom of their cups, but, and I'm not sure if I blame religion ignorance or greed (though the first preys on the latter) but the result is, even in California, I'm not going to give them another dime.