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“Nothing serious, it was just more of the fact, we kept having an applicant, we’d train them and they’d just walk out,” she said. Stockton said that most folks got the joke and the store has received a lot of support. But, she said, others haven’t, including someone who ordered $100 worth of food only to cancel the order and leave them hanging with the food in retaliation.In the end, Stockton said the restaurant is simply looking for workers who are “reliable, on time, just don’t come to work in like sandals.”
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