By John Fischer November 01, 2011
We're glad you visited the orchard, and it's ok that you decided would not like to come back. It's not for everyone. I'm at the orchard on the weekends. Believe it or not, I remember you all leaving. Too bad you didn't tell me that you need to have things provided to you and your family for free. We could have had a very fun discussion. I would love to be in a position to offer all of our produce, products, and services for free, but we need to stay in business - for our family and for our community. If you want to apply to work here (I'm assuming you work for free), I could use the free help so we can be more attentive to impatient, snobbish customers. Yes, we do attract some people like that. Please provide on the application where you are you currently working for free. It's probably not too late to book a train to New York for you and your whole family. This week, right now!! the other "entitled people," with whom I'm sure you relate, are gathered for a fun time expressing ho ...read more
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