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Posted: Fri, Mar 13 2009, 4:37 pm EDT Post subject: Re: Hannah and Masons |
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Guest wrote: | [ still call certain establishments shops - coffee shop, tea shop, hmm I even go shopping. So, you are now trying to dis another neighbor? |
hmm I even go shopping - correction.
Don't want to be judged by the harsh critics. |
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Posted: Fri, Mar 13 2009, 4:56 pm EDT Post subject: Re: Hannah and Masons |
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Food for Thought wrote: | Guest wrote: | Weird. I have never heard of the Blue Rooster being called a shop...except by Karen. |
...and only Karen would think her blog rants are part of the shop's charm and PR. |
No one is forcing you to read her blog. I happen to like reading things. Just as no one is forcing me to read your posts. |
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Posted: Fri, Mar 13 2009, 5:10 pm EDT Post subject: Re: Hannah and Masons |
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BTW, I am the one who defended the whole free speech thing on this post weeks ago. This is my first time back to this thread since then.
I'll say this as a neutral observer. Someone clearly has a personal beef with the Blue Rooster owners and it comes through clearly here. Some people may like the place and some may not, but no one is fooled the the person obsessing about their dislike here is not merely registering a dispassionate review. |
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Posted: Fri, Mar 13 2009, 6:55 pm EDT Post subject: Re: Hannah and Masons |
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Food for Thought wrote: | If you read Karen's blog, you can hear all about the cook who is sick, the barista who didn't show up for work, the lack of a pastry chef, etc. I'm not surprised the food quality is going downhill because, IMHO, they bit off more than they should have from the very beginning.
Perhaps if she spent less time blogging/griping and more time helping out in the kitchen, dining room, etc. things would go a bit smoother. |
What do you want her to talk about the 7-11 or the weather?? It's a blog about her business. As a 5 year old says, Duh!! You make it one sided from your personal issue whatever it is; however, when you read the post she says she was proud of her staff for making do and for customers who were great. She also says, that she's still learning. That blog post you mention when read in full does not sound condescending at all. Your post on the other hand... Nice try though selective using it to show your personal bias. |
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Posted: Sat, Mar 14 2009, 12:17 pm EDT Post subject: Re: Hannah and Masons |
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Are the people having this discussion on here making the six figure incomes? Because it sounds like a bunch of high school bs if you ask me... who cares about the br??? haha - i will say though - this is very entertaining to read - a bunch of probably well educated yuppies arguing about a hole in the wall place in a town!! haha |
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Posted: Sat, Mar 14 2009, 10:52 pm EDT Post subject: Re: Hannah and Masons |
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Restaurants are a VERY tough business!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't know how Teddy & Cranbury Inn do so well. Maybe, because they've been around for so long?????????
I didn't think that the pizza place would survive........but..........what do I know?
The food biz is VERY difficult. High startup costs and very sensitive to economic conditions.
I don't know how they do it at all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Posted: Tue, Mar 17 2009, 10:42 am EDT Post subject: Re: Hannah and Masons |
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Guest wrote: | BTW, I am the one who defended the whole free speech thing on this post weeks ago. This is my first time back to this thread since then.
I'll say this as a neutral observer. Someone clearly has a personal beef with the Blue Rooster owners and it comes through clearly here. Some people may like the place and some may not, but no one is fooled the the person obsessing about their dislike here is not merely registering a dispassionate review. |
Maybe it's a disgruntled employee. They have had quite a few people leave recently and, from what I hear, it isn't a great working environment. |
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