"@BAF: As I said before, had you bothered to read, I wasn't there and I can't say for certain, but if I had to put money on it, I'd be willing to bet that the employees on duty *did* point the mother to the nearest restroom."
"@Doug81: I think we both have the same "agenda", pointing out that "we've got crappy politicians all over the place in both parties." ;)
To blame this on "Team Bush" is pretty narrow-viewed."
"@Mike_: The problem is, from my understanding, at this point, the transaction could not be "voided", the items would have to be "refunded".
I work in retail (at a different retailer) and know how these "coupons" work."
"@davebg5: I don't care what your reasoning is, if you take a crap in my floor and laugh about it, you better believe I'm pressing charges against you.
Come on over to my house and try it."
"@laila: Wouldn't it make more sense for the employees in question to take care of the business and the mother of the child in question to do her "best to get the girl to the closest public restroom"."
"@donkeyjote: If the store is private property, then, no, they should not have to cater to anyone they don't want to any more than you should have to pay to install a ramp to your front door, an elevator to the second story of your home and hand-rails in your restroom.
@Hawkins: Agreed, I'm just replying to those who think there should be a law requiring that private property owners allow the general public full access to their private property."
""Team Bush"?
Current FDA Commissioner Andrew von Eschenbach was selected by the current president, yes, but the FDA Commissioner has to be approved by the Senate, which is currently under the control of the Democratic party, with 49 Democrats and two Independents who caucus with the Democrats.
"Team Bush" indeed."
"@Jbball: I would think that private businesses should be allowed to determine what's best for their business, unless the government (and therefore, tax dollars) are going to be spent to install and maintain the public restrooms."
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