| Great staff, super nice place, clean and friendly.
As for Roll Tides unbelievable response,
ROll TIDES post presents a conglomeration of personal grievances wrapped in a thinly veiled critique of customer service and modern societal tolerance. While the language is inflammatory, a detached, intellectual response can focus on the underlying logical and ethical fallacies without engaging in the commenter's emotional rhetoric.
Roll Tide's attempts to elevate a transactional conflict—a perceived poor customer service encounter—into a sociological commentary regarding the 'softening' of the world. This is a common rhetorical device: using a specific, often trivial, instance to support a broad, unsubstantiated claim about cultural decline.
1. The Fallacy of the Self-Referential Standard
The commenter establishes their own schedule ("I work all day") and personal need ("just needed some green") as the sole moral and logistical imperatives. This demonstrates a narcissistic ethical framework, where the individual's convenience supersedes the operational realities or emotional states of others.
The assertion that the employee's anxiety is "none of my concern" is a failure of basic social empathy. While a business must perform its core function, the well-being of the labor force is a critical metric for a healthy economy and an ethical business. Redefining an employee's anxiety about closing tasks as a "simple task" they "can't do" is a gross minimization of emotional l .. |