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Why would someone want to opt out of a vaccine that may save your life and not infect others? duh!
As long as OTHER people get vaccinated, then people who opt out are just subjecting themselves to “Darwinism” the next time a tainted batch of food reaches Hawaii. Is it really our place to try to stop Darwinism? Perhaps in the long run it’s better for the planet.
Anyone who ate tainted scallops or is close to someone who did should get tested for hepatitis A right away as well as get the vaccine. These people should not wait for symptoms of the disease as they may be unknowingly exposing others during the long incubation period.
You’re not missing much. We haven’t eaten there in years. And…why would anyone pass up a free vaccination in the first place? Their employees are not too smart.
not too smart of you since they are one of the few restaurants requiring employees to get vaccinated. But, go ahead and take your chances somewhere else
I hope this is an opportunity for ALL restaurants to clean up their act and enact a strict code of sanitation. How some of them have a pass certificate is beyond me.
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Why would someone want to opt out of a vaccine that may save your life and not infect others? duh!
As long as OTHER people get vaccinated, then people who opt out are just subjecting themselves to “Darwinism” the next time a tainted batch of food reaches Hawaii. Is it really our place to try to stop Darwinism? Perhaps in the long run it’s better for the planet.
Plus if something goes wrong and someone tests positive the restaurant may not recover and you’d be out of a job anyway.
My doctor doesn’t think the vaccine is needed in my case.
Is it because you got the vaccine in the past?
Anyone who ate tainted scallops or is close to someone who did should get tested for hepatitis A right away as well as get the vaccine. These people should not wait for symptoms of the disease as they may be unknowingly exposing others during the long incubation period.
Please let me know which one of the 6 Big City Diners this person works at and I’ll be sure not to eat there.
I was about to post the exact same thing.
I’ll just not patronize any Big City Diner, and eliminate any question about it.
You’re not missing much. We haven’t eaten there in years. And…why would anyone pass up a free vaccination in the first place? Their employees are not too smart.
not too smart of you since they are one of the few restaurants requiring employees to get vaccinated. But, go ahead and take your chances somewhere else
I hope this is an opportunity for ALL restaurants to clean up their act and enact a strict code of sanitation. How some of them have a pass certificate is beyond me.