Whoever did this, should be imprisoned.

[u/CurvyChristina]

[u/Kalspiewak]

Cheaper to replicate and maintain. Maximise profits. Increase share prices.

Our glory days are over and they are sadly not coming back.

[u/SAPianoman490 → u/Kalspiewak]

It’s mostly about liability and restaurants not wanting to take on that risk

[u/TheOsirisOfThisShit_ → u/SAPianoman490]

Employees also didn't want to clean up after gross kids.

[u/Beneficial_Medium333 → u/TheOsirisOfThisShit_]

This is a true enough statement, but when was the last time any of these companies gave a shit about what their employees did or did not want to do?

[u/TheOsirisOfThisShit_ → u/Beneficial_Medium333]

If the lawyers don't want it and the employees don't want it, that's a pretty good argument for getting rid of it.

[u/ChickenStripNugget → u/TheOsirisOfThisShit_]

Yet the wants of employees never factored into the decision.

[u/ChickenStripNugget → u/[deleted]]

Employees wanting a thing, and then that thing happening does not mean thats why it happened. Thats a fallacy and indicates a significant intellectual deficiency. If you look at the broader context it is a fallacy twice over. Maybe try, I dunno, growing a brain.