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alcollet t1_jeb3wpv wrote
Chiming in that he told us he liked feet, but our feet were busted and ugly lmao
FromTheIsle t1_jebdk1c wrote
Wait were you an employee or he coached you in soccer? lol
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s3rndpt t1_jecp2wn wrote
JFC. Could he be any more disgusting?
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Enough-Ingenuity-737 t1_jeage0g wrote
I refuse to eat at his donut shops anymore. He’s a sexist pig.
BureauOfBureaucrats t1_jeao8ia wrote
I too refuse to be a patron. Back when I worked food delivery, I declined every order from them. I do not tolerate sexism or shitty bosses or stupid public tantrums on business social media. They’re a cesspit of all three of those.
PerlinLioness t1_je9z7hl wrote
Oh well done.
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MrImBoredAgain t1_jeehz5w wrote
Oh my god this was the first thing I read this morning and I laughed so hard I threw up that last shot i took before bed last night. Very well done lol
fusion260 t1_je9vain wrote
Hazmat could be there simply because someone accidentally mixed bleach with ammonia (like what happened at Union Market last year) or something else. They're just the crew that has the appropriate protective gear and experience to go in and deal with it and make sure the building is safe for people to go back into.
If it wasn't on the news and didn't break out into social media, chances are it wasn't anything significant.
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LordLandis t1_jea9v68 wrote
Nope. Chemistry is too woke or something. /s
Not knowing what's in what makes it hard to avoid accidents unless you take time to read the MSDS, which I wager most people won't do.
richmondtrash t1_jeah980 wrote
Most people don’t even know what an MSDS is
milkdagger t1_jebkqk6 wrote
Technically it’s just “SDS” now since the Globally Harmonized System of hazcom (GHS) went into effect in 2016.
sips nerd tea
richmondtrash t1_jebl5zb wrote
Funny, I started in my field in 2016 and I’ve rarely heard it called SDS
PM-me-your-moods t1_jeboxu5 wrote
Imagine you pay an education development contractor a gazillion dollars in 2014 to put together your new employee safety training videos. Budget doesn't allow the next update until 2024. MSDS it is.
milkdagger t1_jebmacm wrote
IIRC, it standardized the format of MSDS/SDSs, placarding, all that stuff. A lot of folks in my industry still refer to it as MSDS too. Semantics really.
FARTBOSS420 t1_jeb1bis wrote
Mushroom Swiss Dank Sandwich?
smarshall561 t1_jebd3mw wrote
I think they just call it sds these days. Not sure why.
EdgeOfTheMtn t1_jebtb8a wrote
United States: GHS compliant labels and SDSs are required for many applications including laboratory chemicals, commercial cleaning agents, and other workplace cases regulated by previous US Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) standards. First widespread implementation set by OSHA was on March 26, 2012, requiring manufacturers to adopt the standard by June 1, 2015 and product distributors to adopt the standard by December 1, 2015. Workers had to be trained by December 1, 2013. In the US, GHS labels are not required on most hazardous consumer grade products (ex. laundry detergent) however some manufacturers which also sell the same product in Canada or Europe include GHS compliant warnings on these products too.
Gh0stIcon t1_jec0vu7 wrote
It's MicroSoft Disk System! Duh! I used it all the time back in the day to play Doom and Commander Keen.
Gh0stIcon t1_jec121g wrote
I mean if I run a restaurant I'm either only allowing products with bleach or only products with ammonia, but never both! It's just too risky.
the808phantom t1_jeascc9 wrote
Most people don't learn this until they enter the food industry.
BureauOfBureaucrats t1_jeb2tz9 wrote
I learned a lot in high school chemistry, but the ammonia+bleach thing was covered exactly 0 times.
Stewkirk51 t1_jebeedk wrote
I remember learning about it in 7th grade. It wasn't in chemistry class, it was because we all read A Child Called It. It was a memoir from someone who experienced horrific child abuse. One of the things his mom did was mix ammonia and bleach and make him clean the bathroom, breathing in the toxic fumes.
Jintess t1_jebfmmm wrote
Your 7th grade class was reading A Child Called It?
Wow
(When I was in 7th it was either Johnny Tremain or A Separate Peace)
Stewkirk51 t1_jed1x8d wrote
Trying to make kids appreciate their lives more? Learning empathy? I do remember that 9/11 happened at the beginning of my 7th grade year. I don't know if that affected the curriculum at all. Take it up with my English teacher I suppose.
RVA804guys t1_jebg85u wrote
Same here! Also… my chemistry course was 100% text book based and we never once touched any lab equipment. (Varina High 2006ish)
BureauOfBureaucrats t1_jebk584 wrote
I was lucky. My teacher loved using fire in class and was well known in my tiny rural school for having the coolest demonstrations.
RVA804guys t1_jebmjo6 wrote
That’s awesome!!! I had looked forward to chemistry (and biology, etc) since elementary school and boy was I severely disappointed for all four years 🤣
Rec4LMS t1_jecghj6 wrote
At John Rolfe Middle school in the 80’s, we had a cool science teacher that did a lot of science experiments. She explained the proper way to mix alkaline and acid. We also got to break fruit that had been frozen in liquid nitrogen.
RVA804guys t1_jee81wq wrote
That’s awesome! My freshman year I had Ms. Shirey for Biology and that was the best class I’ve ever had.
She was interested, knowledgeable, engaging, and reasonable; something I craved as a kid and still look for today in mentors.
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FromTheIsle t1_jebe47k wrote
You think these kids are cleaning? /s
Edit: I assume the reason they don't tell children how to make deadly gasses is so that they don't make those deadly gasses in school.
SightBlinder3 t1_jebbj52 wrote
Nope, Chemistry teachers are too busy re-teaching kids basic math, literacy, and human decency.
satansheat t1_jebrbse wrote
We mix soap with our bleach at work. Not much though.
Danger-Moose t1_je9x4ls wrote
I mean, making mustard gas in the shop is a bit of a big deal.
Edit: ok fine, not mustard gas. Whatevs
fusion260 t1_je9yij7 wrote
It is, if that's what it was, but it wasn't. Bleach and ammonia make chloramine gas, not mustard gas; the latter requires additional components that I won't list here.
Chloramine gas is still dangerous until it's dealt with and the space is fully ventilated, but not to the power and severity and immediate danger that mustard gas has.
That said, again, as a PSA to everyone: do not mix bleach with anything else other than water.
[deleted] t1_jeabcfh wrote
THANK YOU i feel bad for the union market people but jesus christ stop calling it MuStArD gAs
SecureCap6661 t1_jeat3tk wrote
Country Style Donuts on Williamsburg road makes better donuts and they have better hours. Oh, and they won't sexually harass their employees and high school students, unlike the chode that owns Sugar Shack.
Treat Shoppe on Jahnke rd ALSO better donuts, AND food, and they serve ice cream and fun county fair foods and snacks. Bonus - it's Black Owned. And again, haven't heard of anyone there spitting in the food or sexually harassing people. Oh, and they hire the otherwise abled.
Two very fine donut shops that support the local economy without supporting a pedo -minded sexist pig and spit in food.
wickedwoobie328 t1_jeb3gsl wrote
There’s also a country style near parham and broad.
SecureCap6661 t1_jeb3nu0 wrote
It's good, but I swear the original near the airport is better. Probably all in my head though. 🤣
foodlion t1_jebwql8 wrote
No you're right, the one near the airport is absolutely better. Something in the water maybe?
icepick314 t1_jec7hd6 wrote
Jet fuels.
foodlion t1_jefgg4c wrote
Delicious
richmondtrash t1_jebtfpl wrote
When I did behind the wheel, my driver instructor would make us drive to Country Style and get donuts in the morning, but you couldn’t have one if you were the one driving because it was dangerous 😂
moxieenplace t1_jec3m29 wrote
Teaching driving AND important life lessons
Shelby71 t1_jebexb4 wrote
There is a second Treat Shoppe in Woodlake. The food is amazing, and the service is top notch.
SecureCap6661 t1_jebhhcf wrote
I am SO glad to hear they're doing well enough to have a second location. That warms my heart. 😍
PM-me-your-moods t1_jebpkl3 wrote
Right now I'm staring at donuts from Williams Bakery in Mechanicsville. Not sure why I didn't know they exist until now but I'm looking forward to them for sure.
BorderlineEmotions t1_jeb5e7y wrote
Donuts from the Treat Shoppe on Jahnke are legit the best I’ve ever had 🤤
SecureCap6661 t1_jeb5nss wrote
The chocolate fudge icing is Crack I tell you! My fav is the raspberry filled with the chocolate fudge icing. Heaven in your mouth.
Shelby71 t1_jebhq6a wrote
Try their cinnamon roll donut. Absolutely amazing.
SecureCap6661 t1_jebogth wrote
It's part of why I'm fat. 👀
vicenkicks t1_jebwbj0 wrote
We go by Sugar Shack because they have dairy free options for my dairy allergic wife. Do you know if Treat Shoppe has dairy free doughnuts?
brandywine_whistler t1_jebzz00 wrote
I always prefer country style, but have encountered some racist a$$ comments at the Wburg location. Thankfully that employee isn’t there anymore. She basically hated black customers and admitted this to me one day out of nowhere.
SecureCap6661 t1_jec06ce wrote
👀
t00oldforthisshit t1_jec1yak wrote
Contry Style on Williamsburg serves the absolute best sugary fried dough in the city!
PenEast4819 t1_jeb4wm5 wrote
Dude thank you for dropping the recommendations , I went to sugar shack last week and it was the mostly horrible experience, the donuts I got looked like someone put old icing on the on them and it was so gross 🤢. Coupled with the owner being a weirdo( I didn’t know this until this thread) I will never be going there again.
yuh___aye t1_jecp731 wrote
Country style is hands down the best donuts in Richmond and it’s not close at all. They also have a location in west broad.
jonfin826 t1_je9xkb5 wrote
Someone must have spit on the donuts again
flushedoutthepocket t1_jea78vw wrote
If that was the case, the hazmat team would be there three times a week
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CocaineAndMojitos t1_jea5j0a wrote
I knew I’d find this comment hahaha
grillaface t1_jeakfvc wrote
*shit
greathousedagoth t1_jeb399s wrote
Hey now, this isn't the griddle at Carytown Burger and Fries.
batkave t1_jea8he6 wrote
Gives new definition to their toxic workplace
chairmanbrando t1_jeazrwt wrote
How many more times are these assholes gonna be in the news before they get shut down?
PancakesAndAss t1_jea3u11 wrote
I worked next door to a Starbucks that had a pepper spray fire off in someone's purse and the same response happened.
Obvious_Bat_5547 t1_jeateka wrote
Damn I didn’t know all this about sugar shack guess I’ll get donuts elsewhere 😂🥴
Noxnoxx t1_jea2tgp wrote
Don’t let em cook
FromTheIsle t1_jebdzir wrote
Donuts Company on Midlothian is super friendly and has good old fashioned style doughnuts.
The Treat Shop on Jahnke has great (deadly) fried sweet treats as well.
cloudk1ds t1_jeccdty wrote
Donut company is really good!
WontArnett t1_je9z001 wrote
Probably has to do with them serving donuts off of the ground again.
Horror-Fisherman-575 t1_jebdxlj wrote
I’m so tired of sugar suck drama.
cloudk1ds t1_jeamjo9 wrote
I was treated very poorly by an associate over the phone. It was so bad that I refuse to be in the same room with these donuts. They are average at best with a bunch of stuff tossed on top. I won't support them.
Kononeko t1_jea4k8r wrote
I always knew their donuts were bad, but not this bad...
BatmansNygma t1_jeakh67 wrote
The donuts have always been very good. The bad comes from your perception of the entities that create the donuts
indigohv t1_jeaywsb wrote
These donuts asssssssss
Disastrous-Storm-486 t1_jeapw8w wrote
It was me. The coffee hit too hard.. bathroom too far. Mystery solved.
trashcanmary t1_jea6jbe wrote
maybe it's a whole other kind of sugar shack
ChupacabraRVA t1_jea8x29 wrote
I knew something was off about their donuts /s
zestyzaya t1_jeav2u4 wrote
Normal day at Sugar Shack
VinyardDog t1_jebqwhr wrote
Cleaning up all the spit they put in food?
Smallberrians t1_jeajry6 wrote
Looks like Gorgeous George crapped his pants again.
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caytonunderwood t1_jeal1n9 wrote
bruh
JaceThePowerBottom t1_jeckvah wrote
If anyone is looking for a similar vibe and lives north of Richmond. Freddy donuts in Fredericksburg has a very similar style and my understanding is they're under different management.
PimmentoChode t1_jea0694 wrote
I’ve def smelled that dumpster driving past
chexsmix96 t1_jea1842 wrote
I saw this too and was wondering what happened?!?
Rare_Presentation_55 t1_jeb14g0 wrote
Sorry guys that was me I ate the entire supply and vomited in the mixers
WEBB3DMFG t1_jeb8kxi wrote
Don't mix fabuloso and bleach.
TheRealSuperJeff t1_jea6x52 wrote
all those vegan ingredients
AnnPoltergeist t1_jea8csk wrote
my dude it is 2023, who still goes out of their way to shit on vegan stuff? Lmaoooo
guiltyofnothing t1_jeab7sz wrote
People who have never had a salad before in their life.
Danger-Moose t1_jeabe4g wrote
> who still goes out of their way to shit on vegan stuff
Sugar Shack
freetimerva t1_jeaebli wrote
They spit on vegan stuff.
TheRealSuperJeff t1_jea9k83 wrote
who still goes outta their way to defend vegan stuff? lol
AnnPoltergeist t1_jeaadch wrote
i’m not vegan at all and i don’t care if other people are, but i definitely think it is funny when people hate on vegans because you sound like my 74-year-old grandpa complaining about his neighbor driving a Japanese car, like dude how out of touch are you, move on with your life haha
BureauOfBureaucrats t1_jeabb60 wrote
It’s yet another “Boomerism” that should have faded from the Zeitgeist 35 years ago.
freetimerva t1_jeaegmt wrote
Boomer humor fails to get a laugh once again.
BureauOfBureaucrats t1_je9yhxz wrote
Did the owner’s ego finally spill out into the streets?