Frankly to me it is disgusting (again my personal opinion). These new 'modern' restaurants where the hostesses are dressed like sluts and in some the waiters or waitresses look like they are right out a club (or in hooters case, like they were at a wet t-shirt contest) are beyond me or why people would want to eat there, no matter the food. I lose my appetite when I see that. Maybe its just me but it doesn't even seem sanitary. Just my opinion.
Do you have difficulties eating food at beach picnics? Or while out camping?
Do you scrub down your BBQ with bleach after every use? Do you wash a cast iron skillet with soap & water?
Me thinks your notion of what is & isn't sanitary doesn't come from logical considerations but instead is a very emotional based response. From having worked at 3 very different food service establishments, I can tell you that there is far more to worry about when dining out than what the staff is or isn't wearing.
I worked at a Smorgasbord for awhile and when I accidently dropped a pan of roast-beef on the slimy grimy kitchen floor, management told me to pick it up, pour more gravy over the meat and take it out on to the food line. We also would re-mix the jello on the salad line, heat it so it would go liquid, pour into new molds and let it set again to re-serve. Sometimes this Jello ended up with dead flies in it (or so I recall from one customer complaint about flies "inside" the jello). I have other horror stories I could tell as well, but bottom line, if I were you and was worried about what the waitresses wear, then I would never ever eat at another restaurant, even if my life depended upon it.
I also would never eat anything from a can as all canned goods have an authorized amount of dead bugs and stuff that is permitable by the
FDA.
CINNAMON, GROUND Insect filth
(AOAC 968.38b) Average of 400 or more insect fragments per 50 gram
The above is the "action level" when the FDA feels something needs to be done, so 399 or fewer pieces of insects in 50 grams of ground cinnamon is acceptable.
And to think, you are worried about the length of some girls shorts?
As Tyra Banks said on her show the other day, what you can see isn't what you should be worried about. The stuff that needs to be worried about usually can't be seen. I'm just trying to get you to think logically about what is sanitary and what isn't. Did you know that urine is sterile and therefore safe to drink. If you were stranded on a desert isle and your only two sources of liquids was your urine and the sea water, you better get used to the idea of drinking your own pee if you want to survive, cuz the seawater can kill you.
