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Waffle House Employees Fired Over Video Showing Them Styling Hair in Kitchen – but It Was Too Late for One Customer
January 13, 2016
"I looked up at him [and] he went to pulling out strings of hair out [of] his mouth."
FORREST CITY, Ark. (TheBlaze/AP) — Waffle House says it has fired two employees at one of its Arkansas restaurants after video emerged showing a worker dipping her hair into a pot of water in the restaurant's kitchen.
Antonio Robinson tells Memphis, Tennessee, television station WREG that his friend found hair in his food when they dined last week at a Waffle House in Forrest City, about 90 miles east of Little Rock.
"He was just coughing. Cough. Cough. Making noises like that," Antonio Robinson said. "I looked up at him [and] he went to pulling out strings of hair out his mouth."
Robinson says he watched one employee dipping her hair into the water pot on a stove in the restaurant's kitchen, then drying it with a towel. The incident was recorded on their cellphones.
Waffle House workers caught doing hair in kitchenWAFFLES AND WEAVES | Video captures two Waffle House employees in Forrest City, Arkansas doing hair in the kitchen. Working on this story for WREG News Channel 3 at 5.
Posted by Michael Quander WREG on Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Waffle House, based in Norcross, Georgia, said in a statement it has fired two employees and that the restaurant has since passed a state health department inspection.
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