"Oh, this is the best pizza in a cup ever. This guy is unbelievable. He ran the old Cup 'o Pizza guy out of business. People come from all over to eat this."
Well if we're going to ban perfumes in the workplace because some can't stand the smell, shouldn't we also ban body odor, flower bouquets, loud/annoying voices, smelly Indian food, ugly clothing, and everything else that's offensive to the senses?
If your allergies are so extreme that you can't be near someone wearing perfume, then just stay home. You can do your banking and shopping online. I'm sorry, but it's pretty selfish to ask the whole world to change their habits to conform to your rare and extreme allergy. There's a big difference between special parking spots for the many handicapped people in our society, and banning perfume for the sake of a very small number of people.
Sure, let's all change our behavior to cater to a few people with extreme allergies. Let's ban peanuts completely. And latex - no more latex condoms, since some people are allergic. Ban gluten and wheat from all food. And dairy; no more dairy. Where do we stop?
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OK, so maybe he's liable for child support. Again, it doesn't sound like he's breaking any laws or even doing anything immoral. If the Feds are going to try to stop this guy, then they should also be going after Octomom, the Duggars, women who get pregnant while collecting welfare, NBA players... where does it end?