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Rats at workWhat is the name of your state? FL THis is GROSS.. What can I do? I don't think it's legal to make employees work where there are rats. What can I go to my boss with? |
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| Go to your boss with pictures of the rats and their droppings. |
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#3
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| It actually depends on what type of job you have. It is perfectly legal to make employees work with rats when you are working in a science or research lab. ![]() |
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| But if it is a restaurant, please post its name for the benefit of other members in Florida. ![]() |
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Deku Delight Place a dozen smoked rats (the small field-rat type) in fresh water and soak for 30 minutes. Prepare a sauce of tomato, onion, piment and palm oil in a large skillet. Drain the rats and remove skin and other inedible portions. (?) Fry for about 20 minutes, turning occasionally until well-cooked. A true connoisseur eats them piping hot, bone and all!!! Serving tips: Usually offered as an hors-d'ouvre, they also are delightful arranged on a platter of carrots, lettuce, and cauliflower. Or just slide them on a hot dog bun . . . |
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| So, after you drain the rats and remove the skin and "other inedible portions", I assume all you have left is tomato and onion sauce over carrots, lettuce and cauliflower, right? ![]() |
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