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Topic	Who's the poster that freaked out when he had an office dinner at a vegan place?
Lost_All_Senses 05/20/18 2:29:00 PM #16:	Dustin1280 posted... Lost_All_Senses posted... Dustin1280 posted... Pleasing the majority (i'm talking about specific food habits here people) is far more important. Would you rather please 9 people and maybe frustrate 1? Or would you rather please that 1 person and potentially frustrate 9 people. Id rather please 9 people 9 times out of 10 and see how sensitive they are about not getting their way every 10th time. You think it's more fair that 1 person doesn't even get his way 1 out of every 10 times? Yes considering the way he chooses to eat is not the norm and expecting others to eat "your way" when you specifically limit your options is ridiculous. Besides, 90% of restaurants have alternative vegan options anyway, so he still has options to eat "his way" at non-vegan locations. Guess what restaurants don't have "alternative" options and ultimately would FORCE someone to eat something they wouldn't necessary want to begin with? I think it would be a good business practice tbh. Know who you're working with. Ever have that one friend that seems cool because you're doing everything he wants to do. But then one time you decide "neh, I don't want to do that" and realize he's just a huge bitch that was only cool cause he always got his way. That's you. --- There will always be exceptions. <cite>Lost_All_Senses posted [p:901682370] in Who's the ... [t:76626896]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dustin1280 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Lost_All_Senses posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dustin1280 posted...</cite> <quote>Pleasing the majority (i'm talking about specific food habits here people) is far more important. Would you rather please 9 people and maybe frustrate 1? Or would you rather please that 1 person and potentially frustrate 9 people.</quote> Id rather please 9 people 9 times out of 10 and see how sensitive they are about not getting their way every 10th time. You think it's more fair that 1 person doesn't even get his way 1 out of every 10 times?</quote> Yes considering the way he chooses to eat is not the norm and expecting others to eat "your way" when you specifically limit your options is ridiculous. Besides, 90% of restaurants have alternative vegan options anyway, so he still has options to eat "his way" at non-vegan locations. Guess what restaurants don't have "alternative" options and ultimately would FORCE someone to eat something they wouldn't necessary want to begin with?</quote> I think it would be a good business practice tbh. Know who you're working with. Ever have that one friend that seems cool because you're doing everything he wants to do. But then one time you decide "neh, I don't want to do that" and realize he's just a huge bitch that was only cool cause he always got his way. That's you. --- There will always be exceptions.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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