Re: Rationale for rule against dating customers

In article 
<fa8418ac-a747-483f-8ac8-def349b2b568@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 David Downing <David.H.Downing@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> >
> > Oh, if you don't get law, she sues management for permitting customers
to
> > ***ually harass (hit on) the employees.
> 
> Okay, I guess the reason I didn;t see that was that she put it in
> terms of HER not being allowed to go out with ME, as opposed to ME not
> being allowed to approach HER.
> 
> Could it also be that if the relation****p goes bad, the CUSTOMER could
> sue the restaurant for allowing him/her to get into a bad relation****p
> with an employee? Or that the customer might expect special treatment
> if he/she were dating an employee?

I seriously doubt any restaurant has such a rule. How could a non-dating 
rule ever be enforced? It really makes no sense. In reality, what 
happened was, the waitress simply gave you a polite brush off.