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Originally Posted by ThirdOfFive
Yeah. Sort of business as usual. My thought when Publix implemented the "no dogs" policy was that it was implemented because of pressure. But they're not going to go out of their way to alienate people, including dog owners. Villagers, including dog owners, spend a lot of money at Publix, My guess is that had you said something to the manager, he or she would have done something about it, but absent an actual report (with the offending person still in the store) managers just might be encouraged to just look the other way.
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This is the kind of thing that I personally hate ---------"gray areas" of society. A sign saying NO DOGS (not service animals) and a manager effectively saying something else - it is OK. Another "gray area" in the village is what the H___ is the top speed allowed for golf carts on the streets. It seems to be ANYWHERE between 15 and 40 mph.