Thursday, February 02, 2006
ladidadida
taken from the straits times interactive forum:
Feb 2, 2006
Why does McDonald's at East Coast Parkway allow dogs on its premises?
McDonald's East Coast Parkway has a lot of customers dining at the restaurant with their dogs. That's because it is near the beach where the owners walk their dogs.
But dogs should not be allowed at the restaurant as McDonald's is a halal fast-food joint and Muslims are not allowed to come into contact with dogs.
McDonald's has done its part by putting up signs to say that pets are not allowed in the restaurant, but I think it should be doing more than this as some customers tend to ignore the rule.
The company should have a more pro-active role by deploying its staff to tell customers politely that they are not allowed to bring in their dogs. I have noted that McDonald's staff choose not to take any action when customers come to the restaurant with their dogs for fear of upsetting them.
Can McDonald's or MUIS comment please?
Suzana Jorami (Ms)
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Feb 2, 2006
Why does McDonald's at East Coast Parkway allow dogs on its premises?
McDonald's East Coast Parkway has a lot of customers dining at the restaurant with their dogs. That's because it is near the beach where the owners walk their dogs.
But dogs should not be allowed at the restaurant as McDonald's is a halal fast-food joint and Muslims are not allowed to come into contact with dogs.
McDonald's has done its part by putting up signs to say that pets are not allowed in the restaurant, but I think it should be doing more than this as some customers tend to ignore the rule.
The company should have a more pro-active role by deploying its staff to tell customers politely that they are not allowed to bring in their dogs. I have noted that McDonald's staff choose not to take any action when customers come to the restaurant with their dogs for fear of upsetting them.
Can McDonald's or MUIS comment please?
Suzana Jorami (Ms)
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letters to the forum inviting comments from bloggers that will inevitably land them in jail as being charged under the sedition act.
fortunately for me, i am not commenting.
# posted by Kitana @ 2/02/2006 05:12:00 PM 
