Heh.  Prior to allergies I might have been the jack*** bringing the Snickers bar in.  The consequential butthurt about being the jack***, no, I would have been absolutely ashamed for being so callous hurting someone in their own space.  Okay, maybe I wouldn't eat my own candy bar in a restaurant because it's weird, but I definitely was a card carrying member of the Joel Stein school of thought.  Didn't work out so well for Joel or me.

Well yes, she is clearly the victim in all this 

Wow.  {slack jaw}

  Chutzpah, much?

Apparently the person who brought in the candy bar is mad now because they made her feel bad. SMH

Quote from: CMdeux on November 15, 2014, 01:14:45 PM
Wow.


This part made me laugh, though-- I can totally relate to his wry pronouncement.  There are times when if you don't laugh, you'll cry:

Quote"I learned how to launder money," Joe said with a chuckle.

He posted pictures on FB.  I didn't get it at first, because it was prior to the news article.

Three Epi's, that is scary!

Wow.


This part made me laugh, though-- I can totally relate to his wry pronouncement.  There are times when if you don't laugh, you'll cry:

Quote"I learned how to launder money," Joe said with a chuckle.

I've been there. There are sign everywhere that say peanuts and nuts are not allowed.

Tweeted by @AllergyEducator

"The message needs to get out about food allergies, couple says
Laurie Brugman thought she was safe in her nut-free restaurant, until a customer decided to bust open a Snickers Bar"

http://www.niagarathisweek.com/news-story/5024855-the-message-needs-to-get-out-about-food-allergies-couple-says/