Armed Polite Society
Main Forums => Politics => Topic started by: AZRedhawk44 on September 11, 2013, 10:04:32 PM
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http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2013/09/11/cbs-2-investigation-underground-and-illegal-nyc-dinner-parties/
Premise: For-profit (or at least for-hobby) dinner parties where strangers come to the host/chef's home.
I was appalled by this:
“That’s the things with supper clubs, they’re in a sense illegal just because they are underground no one knows about them. So if the Health Department did come they would obviously shut it down. So there’s always a little bit of worry,” Patlazhan said.
If the law doesn't know it exists... it ain't illegal. Grow a pair and enjoy it, Patlazhan. At least until the law knows about it.
I basically fell over laughing, at this:
But some critics have concerns about these unregulated dinner parties.
“It definitely falls into a gray area,” said Leon Lubarsky, owner of Letter Grade Consulting.
Lubarsky’s staff of retired New York City health inspectors advises restaurants on health regulations.
When asked if the underground restaurants should be regulated, Lubarsky told Leitner, “Yes, they should be regulated by the same system that regulates every restaurant in New York City.”
The retired government mercenary (who is now a critic) thinks the new paradigm should be subject to government mercenaries (and critics). Go figure.
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Dog bites man, welcome to the Volksrepublik of New York.
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hmmm... If our gov't eventually goes full retard, will there be anywhere left in the world to run?
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Couldn't they get around the whole thing with some kind of signed waver?
"I understand that this is not a resterant and does not have the licenses and inspections required for health and consumer safety and wave the host of all responcibility if I get a bad case of salminalla and puke my guts up.
X"
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Couldn't they get around the whole thing with some kind of signed waver?
"I understand that this is not a resterant and does not have the licenses and inspections required for health and consumer safety and wave the host of all responcibility if I get a bad case of salminalla and puke my guts up.
X"
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maybe, but that would ruin the whole fun exclusive feel of theses "dinner parties" I recall them from the late seventies, you could dine at Steve Null's apt for a hefty fee and eat his health food and listen to him in person instead of on his radio show. http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/4215329.Steve_Null
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Several years ago The Food Channel did a short series on such goings on in the Portland, OR region. Bottom line was that if you turn it into a TV show documenting each and every step you not only get busted but get busted for conspiracy.
stay safe.
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Several years ago The Food Channel did a short series on such goings on in the Portland, OR region. Bottom line was that if you turn it into a TV show documenting each and every step you not only get busted but get busted for conspiracy.
stay safe.
Yep, essential gov't services. Eeee-ssential.