nuwaydawg 
Why do you ask?
Member since Nov 2007
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 | Lawyaz (Posted on 7/28 at 11:50 p.m.)
The litigation in question concerns a violation of the American with Disabilities Act. Evidently, the food preparation wall is too high for a disabled/wheelchair bound customer to experience the "Chipolte experience".
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he lawsuit stems from a wall in the restaurants that is too tall to allow customers in wheelchairs to watch their food being assembled. Before Mr. Antoninetti, a paraplegic, sued the two San Diego-area Chipotle restaurants, they accommodated people in wheelchairs by showing them samples of food on serving spoons, in cups or by holding the food with tongs.
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Any wonder why I make fun of the legal profession. BTW, Mr. Antoninetti is no stranger from filing civil suits.
Optimus says : Josh Nesbitt "therse fo sussess.".
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