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Originally Posted by jbdlfan
It's sort ironic that it comes up as a reference to living here. It is a term that many of the employees use on a regular basis. I realize some may find the phrase painful and offensive, I guess thats the part I find ironic. Many employees feel they are "forced" to speak and act in a particular way in order to keep their job. In other words, you are not to speak your true opinion if it differs with "It's a beautiful day in The Villages." Flame away.....
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isn't that the case for any and every service worker? If you don't act nice to patrons, would you expect to keep your job?? if you do, you won't have a job long because the business will close...as several have in the Villages just due to lousy service and 'help' that thinks they don't have to smile and do their job like they enjoyed it, bsides, a smile earns more tips than a frown.