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5. It took me a bit, but this Bangor is probably

Reply to geardaddy (Original post)

Fri Jul 19, 2019, 01:05 AM

Jul 2019

either in Ireland or Wales and not in Maine. I wondered about why BBC news would be reporting on someone in Bangor, ME.

However, it is really dumb for an employee to be told not to speak Welsh in Wales. Where in the world do they get these 'supervisors'?

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Bangor KFC worker 'told not to speak Welsh to customers' [View all] geardaddy Jul 2019 OP

You know what is bad customer service? Forcing your employee NOT to speak the customer's preferred RockRaven Jul 2019 #1

The rhetoric is like something from a bad 80's movie utopian Jul 2019 #3

I'm going to start speaking Spanish in public wherever I can Chipper Chat Jul 2019 #2

Yo tambien. Pacifist Patriot Jul 2019 #7

I've been to Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch Historic NY Jul 2019 #4

It took me a bit, but this Bangor is probably Stonepounder Jul 2019 #5

Bangor, Wales is the original Bangor (I believe) geardaddy Jul 2019 #6