Homeless shelter

[walrus]

Walrus will you be doing that every night of the week?

No it’s not all week. I’m on call but I’m not officially in the schedule until next week

[Fatboxingfan]

Walrus will you be doing that every night of the week?

No it’s not all week. I’m on call but I’m not officially in the schedule until next week

How do that's coinciding with your night warehouse schedulemwnt

[walrus]

Walrus will you be doing that every night of the week?

No it’s not all week. I’m on call but I’m not officially in the schedule until next week

How do that's coinciding with your night warehouse schedulemwnt

I make everything work

[Fatboxingfan]

the lady called from the shelter to tell us we are not allowed to cook the mashed potatoes in our house and bring it to serve the people on Sunday. The good news is she said we can cook it in their kitchen at the shelter so that's what we are going to do instead

[walrus]

Ya that’s not surprising. I know it sounds strange but it’s often a state regulation about accepting “cooked” food.

[Fatboxingfan]

it's like a catch-22. You bringing food for the people and yet they can turn around and sue you and say they got sick from it

[walrus]

it's like a catch-22. You bringing food for the people and yet they can turn around and sue you and say they got sick from it

It’s really the facility that would get sued not you. You did nothing wrong but potential undercook or use old food, it’s the facilities responsibility to maintain food safety. It’s probably in their insurance or state law