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« Reply #15 on: July 30, 2010, 07:37:35 pm »

I looked up a few of the specific inspection reports from Sun Life Stadium using the links from ESPN and the three I found with critical violations were all due to NO HOT WATER for the employees to wash their hands in (one report stated it had been turned off centrally or something).

Critical violations don't result in fines or failing inspections. One might reasonably ask why they're called "critical" then, but that's the way it is.

That was actually the case for most of the stadiums.  "Critical" seems to mean...."we would like you to fix it" and is the most minor violations as opposed to failed inspection and we are shutting you down.  Kinda like at the movies where they have only two sizes of soda...Extra large and  Gigantic.  Extra large is in fact the smallest.  Critical is the smallest.  But keep in mind that is true elsewhere, where there were considerably less of these minor issues.  And I don't know about you but I would like the employees preparing my food to wash their hands first.
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« Reply #16 on: July 30, 2010, 11:33:18 pm »

I woudn't. 

But then again I rarely buy food at a stadium anyway.  Stuff yourself like a pig during the tailgate before hand and you can survive three hours on a granalo bar in your pocket, until ya get back to the car and fire up the grill and wait for the parking lot to empty out. 

At least that is always my game plan. 

I agree.  Tailgating is the way to go.  You can always bring what you like and won't have to blow your entire week's pay on it.
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