Texas deli owner closes doors to give employees ‘attitude adjustment’
West Texas Schlotzky's closes for "attitude adjustment."
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A Texas deli owner decided enough was enough recently and closed his doors to teach his employees a lesson.
John Herod, who runs a Schlotzsky’s Deli and Cinnabon in Abilene, Texas, told KTRK his employees weren’t smiling and were working too slowly. So he decided to close the store temporarily to re-educate them on how to clean, prepare food and interact with customers.
Herod fired some employees, according to KHOU.
A marquee outside the store explained to potential customers the reason for the closure: “Closed for attitude adjustment,” it said. “Reopening Dec. 4.”
Herod has delayed the reopening until Dec. 9, according to the Huffington Post.
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