• @Psythik@lemm.ee
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    11 months ago

    Yeah I was going to say it’s because neither the A/C nor the soda fountain have ever had their filters changed (which makes sense cause a dirty filter is going to allow for all sorts of nasty things to grow).

    • @DragonTypeWyvern
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      1011 months ago

      I don’t know about you guys, but the McDonalds in my area are the only ones who clean their machines.

      • @berkeleyblue@lemmy.world
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        Ahmmm… aren’t ther inspections? They’d fry your ass allive over here if they see that you haven’t changed your filters in 2 years…

        • @DragonTypeWyvern
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          311 months ago

          All I can say is when I was working in a restaurant in high school the owners were bribing the health inspector and Tennessee government sucks ass in general.

      • @PeterPoopshit@lemmy.world
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        11 months ago

        I worked there. The problem is that they do clean their nozzles and machines and tanks but what they don’t clean are the actual lines running the soda syrup from the storage tanks to the fountain. There’s just no viable way to do it. Sure, you can run sanitizer and soap through it but that doesn’t scrub off the black mold and it’s not exactly financially feasible to rip out all the piping from the walls and ceiling and replace it every 2 weeks.

        I’m not honestly sure what a solution would be other than not using soda fountains.