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CoronaVirusPro:
What respect are you talking about? That I cannot walk into a restaurant with a bottle of water at hand?

What standard is that for a bottle of water?

So of if I was coming from my office and had a bottle water on my table, I am not allowed to go eat or walk into some places? I have to buy another one?

We talking about a bottle of water here and not beer or liquor

Moraklaw:
Today, I went to a restaurant around Shomolu, specifically at the back of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) in Shomolu, where they sell amala. I had my own bottle of water, but the owner wouldn't allow me to bring it inside because they sell water. When I explained that I might need a specific type of water, or that I had purchased water in bulk, she responded arrogantly. When she told me that I couldn't bring my water in, I asked, "Do you want me to leave?" because of the way she spoke to me, and she responded, "Yes, I want you to leave." This experience left me feeling that the restaurant was not customer-centric and that the owner was unwilling to engage politely.

It’s disappointing to encounter such behavior, especially from someone who deals with perishable goods. I will not be recommending this place to others.

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Moraklaw:
Today, I went to a restaurant around Shomolu, specifically at the back of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) in Shomolu, where they sell amala. I had my own bottle of water, but the owner wouldn't allow me to bring it inside because they sell water. When I explained that I might need a specific type of water, or that I had purchased water in bulk, she responded arrogantly. When she told me that I couldn't bring my water in, I asked, "Do you want me to leave?" because of the way she spoke to me, and she responded, "Yes, I want you to leave." This experience left me feeling that the restaurant was not customer-centric and that the owner was unwilling to engage politely.

It’s disappointing to encounter such behavior, especially from someone who deals with perishable goods. I will not be recommending this place to others.

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Bigcowhorn:
It's like you are new in Lagos. Lol

If you can find a serious amala joint that is not operated by very arrogant and wicked people I will give you 5K after you drop the address for me to check out

All of them are that way except the sellers that are still struggling for customers

CoronaVirusPro:
What respect are you talking about? That I cannot walk into a restaurant with a bottle of water at hand?

What standard is that for a bottle of water?

So of if I was coming from my office and had a bottle water on my table, I am not allowed to go eat or walk into some places? I have to buy another one?

We talking about a bottle of water here and not beer or liquor

columbus007:
According to a very good source, those people selling amala, some of them uses jazz to sell, to spot them ehn they are those ones who are mostly very arrogant. Or you see people washing their plates by themselves before they could eat, Run as fast as you can.

Moraklaw:
Today, I went to a restaurant around Shomolu, specifically at the back of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) in Shomolu, where they sell amala. I had my own bottle of water, but the owner wouldn't allow me to bring it inside because they sell water. When I explained that I might need a specific type of water, or that I had purchased water in bulk, she responded arrogantly. When she told me that I couldn't bring my water in, I asked, "Do you want me to leave?" because of the way she spoke to me, and she responded, "Yes, I want you to leave." This experience left me feeling that the restaurant was not customer-centric and that the owner was unwilling to engage politely.

It’s disappointing to encounter such behavior, especially from someone who deals with perishable goods. I will not be recommending this place to others.

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Moraklaw:
Today, I went to a restaurant around Shomolu, specifically at the back of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) in Shomolu, where they sell amala. I had my own bottle of water, but the owner wouldn't allow me to bring it inside because they sell water. When I explained that I might need a specific type of water, or that I had purchased water in bulk, she responded arrogantly. When she told me that I couldn't bring my water in, I asked, "Do you want me to leave?" because of the way she spoke to me, and she responded, "Yes, I want you to leave." This experience left me feeling that the restaurant was not customer-centric and that the owner was unwilling to engage politely.

It’s disappointing to encounter such behavior, especially from someone who deals with perishable goods. I will not be recommending this place to others.

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damoobaba:
Not a matter of customer-centric things. Its just to prevent unnecessary headache of allowing people to come and dictate for you in your space.

If that's their policy there, pls go somewhere else and stop trying to bring down their business.

There are SEVERAL EATERIES and EVENT CENTRES where you're not allowed to come in woth your foodstuffs and you guys don't have a problem with it.

twilliamx:
Go and eat else where

Omonigeriarere:
Come to Yakoyo behind Zenith Bank in VI and try it. She has a standard and you are free to leave if you can abide by it.

Firebox123:
i was born in shomolu

The op is lieing and spoiling the woman handwork

They will soon sue seun

Bigcowhorn:
It's like you are new in Lagos. Lol

If you can find a serious amala joint that is not operated by very arrogant and wicked people I will give you 5K after you drop the address for me to check out

All of them are that way except the sellers that are still struggling for customers

Moraklaw:
Today, I went to a restaurant around Shomolu, specifically at the back of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) in Shomolu, where they sell amala. I had my own bottle of water, but the owner wouldn't allow me to bring it inside because they sell water. When I explained that I might need a specific type of water, or that I had purchased water in bulk, she responded arrogantly. When she told me that I couldn't bring my water in, I asked, "Do you want me to leave?" because of the way she spoke to me, and she responded, "Yes, I want you to leave." This experience left me feeling that the restaurant was not customer-centric and that the owner was unwilling to engage politely.

It’s disappointing to encounter such behavior, especially from someone who deals with perishable goods. I will not be recommending this place to others.

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Reloadedisraelp:
word ...
U are not far from the truth...it's better he leaves...he shouldn't be move by the number of customer going there to eat...

Moraklaw:
Today, I went to a restaurant around Shomolu, specifically at the back of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) in Shomolu, where they sell amala. I had my own bottle of water, but the owner wouldn't allow me to bring it inside because they sell water. When I explained that I might need a specific type of water, or that I had purchased water in bulk, she responded arrogantly. When she told me that I couldn't bring my water in, I asked, "Do you want me to leave?" because of the way she spoke to me, and she responded, "Yes, I want you to leave." This experience left me feeling that the restaurant was not customer-centric and that the owner was unwilling to engage politely.

It’s disappointing to encounter such behavior, especially from someone who deals with perishable goods. I will not be recommending this place to others.

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Moraklaw:
Today, I went to a restaurant around Shomolu, specifically at the back of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) in Shomolu, where they sell amala. I had my own bottle of water, but the owner wouldn't allow me to bring it inside because they sell water. When I explained that I might need a specific type of water, or that I had purchased water in bulk, she responded arrogantly. When she told me that I couldn't bring my water in, I asked, "Do you want me to leave?" because of the way she spoke to me, and she responded, "Yes, I want you to leave." This experience left me feeling that the restaurant was not customer-centric and that the owner was unwilling to engage politely.

It’s disappointing to encounter such behavior, especially from someone who deals with perishable goods. I will not be recommending this place to others.

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Robnectar:
Nah unah no dey respect unah self
,.. buying food wey Dem go don wash yansh put,.. her jazz strong gan,.. for u to open thread on top this matter,... U don chop yansh soups tire

Moraklaw:
Today, I went to a restaurant around Shomolu, specifically at the back of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) in Shomolu, where they sell amala. I had my own bottle of water, but the owner wouldn't allow me to bring it inside because they sell water. When I explained that I might need a specific type of water, or that I had purchased water in bulk, she responded arrogantly. When she told me that I couldn't bring my water in, I asked, "Do you want me to leave?" because of the way she spoke to me, and she responded, "Yes, I want you to leave." This experience left me feeling that the restaurant was not customer-centric and that the owner was unwilling to engage politely.

It’s disappointing to encounter such behavior, especially from someone who deals with perishable goods. I will not be recommending this place to others.

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Deepspirituals:
I'm Spiritualist D'Light .Stop Eating Outside , Especially where you see Lots of People Rushing ...

Believe it or not , I'm a Spiritualist, Tell your Wife to Cook and Put it in the Cooler , If Not Buy Snacks to Hold Your Belle , When U gets Home Tell her to cook for U.

Water from Private Parts , Water from Dead Body are Added to some Public food Seller food to Boost Sales .. Once You eat , You are Hooked Spiritually . The Jinn , Esoteric Powers Invoke upon those Weird Liquids won't ever make you stop Going there .

Feel free to Doubt it , It's non of My Business..

columbus007:
According to a very good source, those people selling amala, some of them uses jazz to sell, to spot them ehn they are those ones who are mostly very arrogant. Or you see people washing their plates by themselves before they could eat, Run as fast as you can.

omooba969:
C'mmon Nazgul, haba!

I don't expect such unreasonable submission from a notable Man United fan like you.

C'mmon na!! 🤨

omoredia:
U wan try woman wey dey sell amala with jazz. GOD spared ur life and u are complaining