Oh cute, so you're his friend and you think he's a great guy.

Have you worked for him? I did for two years in high school, as did many of my friends in high school. The way he treats his employees is indefensible by any metric. I don't treat my adult employees the way he treats high school aged kids.

As an adult, I have a few friends who have had professional dealings with him, and even done him personal favors, and they share my opinion that he's just a top notch, unappreciative, pompous a-hole.

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I'd be willing to bet-considering you think shopping there and down the street is too expensive you just don't like that you can't afford it.

Expensive does not mean I can't afford it. It means I won't pay a premium at an establishment that I know is owned by an a-hole. Simple as that.

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Posted by NyCaLa

Baton Rouge

Member since Apr 2014

1023 posts

Posted on 7/24/17 at 12:49 pm to ibldprplgld

I have a friend who managed a Leblanc's. He learned of the buyout on the radio. He tried to tough out the transition but it only went from bad to worse. He quit.

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Posted by Martini

Near Athens

Member since Mar 2005

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Posted on 7/24/17 at 9:49 pm to ibldprplgld

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Have you worked for him? I did for two years in high school, as did many of my friends in high school. The way he treats his employees is indefensible by any metric. I don't treat my adult employees the way he treats high school aged kids.

sounds like you got stuck on chicken salad duty and couldn't handle it. If you lasted 2 years it couldn't have been that bad. My boss in high school was a prick. I called him a-hole all the time but not to his face. To his face I called him dad.

My good old friend Phil has worked for him for over 20 years every morning of the week. He doesn't have a problem with him. Buck up Junior. Chalk it up to character building.

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