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#2, quick lesson in grammar entirely meant to benefit you. "Theirs" is possessive and a variant of "their" (as in, "I found out that the puppy was theirs"), "there's" is a compound word combining the "there" that refers to direction, placement, etc. (as in, "There's the store"), and "they're's" is not a word but "they're" is a compound word combing "they" and "are" (and would be used like, "They're my friends"). ▾ Important note below Sorry if that annoyed you a little, I just think people should get to know the difference between the 3.
Logic does not apply here it seems
You expect logic from management? I wonder if the manager has long hair...
Well, the cream is"fresh"...
Mags? Makes*... no because it could've been the customer's hair, but they're too stupid to realize.
Please realize that the customer could've put the hair in there to get a discount or deal of some kind. Some people will sink that low without acknowledging that the chef will get in trouble. There's a damn good chance OP isn't at fault at all for that. And by "dam good chance," I mean it isn't OP's fault that another chef let their hair fall in, the customer put hair in the food, or the hair got in there any number of possible ways.
There's also a type of customers (luckily, not a very common type), who plant things such as strands of hair into their own food in order to claim compensation. Not sure if that was the case here, but it's a possibility.
You were probably just a scapegoat. I know a friend whose manager pinned a complaint on her because a customer's order was forgotten even though it was her work mate's job and the customer demanded to file one.
What a jerk. It probably was his that's why he wants to blame someone else.
Must have thought you have some pretty long pubes
Sounds like your boss is just using the whole hair in the food just to blame you which is ridiculous.
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Once you were stuck with the blame you should've apologized for having really long pubes.
#2: *there's The original commenter was correct.