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jsjisiissyesterday at 5:06 PM2 repliesview on HN

They manage fine in Europe. It’s a cultural issue. If you can’t be arsed working through the minor administrative hassle once (how often do you change the menu..) to not kill your customers then you shouldn’t be in this business.


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tokioyoyoyesterday at 11:35 PM

They manage fine in China/Japan. It’s a cultural issue. People aren’t dropping dead from not being catered for their allergies.

Look, i’m not some sort of a devil that hates people with allergies. Roughly 15% of my closest friends have dietary restrictions. But we kinda understand the problem and navigate it ourselves, rather than making it someone else’s problem. Really not a big deal.

voakbasdayesterday at 5:57 PM

I would rather food vendors have the right to refuse service than be subjected to laws that effectively squeeze out smaller operators.

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