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Restaurant offends mommy blogger: cue the outrage
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September 20, 2015
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5:45Now PlayingDavid Menzies of TheRebel.Media weighs in on the great diaper debate.
Apparently, running a successful, profitable restaurant isn't challenging enough.
This is a business that is capital and labour intensive in addition to being very vulnerable to bad PR which explains why 80% of restaurants fail within the first three years of opening.
Now, after one restaurant failed to accommodate her need for a changing table a mommy blogger is demanding that the provincial government pass a law making it mandatory for all businesses open to the public to provide changing tables and/or a diaper changing area.
Is it fair to ask how millions of mothers have been able to cope all these years without accessibility to public changing tables? Probably not.
Dining table or changing table? Who wins? Let us know what you think in the comments
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