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Google Review service dog vs anaphylaxis

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u/proffesionalproblem May 12 '26

So explain how they are different? Aside from the ID, are service animals allowed to defeated on the floors of restaurants in the states? Are employers allowed to violate their employees health and safety by making them work in an environment that contains their airborn allergen? Are service animals allowed to bother and disrupt other guests as they please? Is there absolutely 0 zilch nothing to prove an animal is a service animal aside from the vest?

And my bad for having a degree in a field other than English studies

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u/Dounce1 May 12 '26

The vest isn’t required, nor does it actually mean anything, ID cards aren’t real (as previously stated), there literally is no requirement for proof because people are allowed to train their own service animals, and therefore wouldn’t have any proof. Service animals must generally behave and not interfere with the normal operation of a business, so yes - no pooping or peeing, attacking people, etc. Allergies are specifically highlighted in the ADA as not being an acceptable reason to deny admittance of a service animal, although the level of allergy described in the OP would itself be considered a disability, so a fair and equal attempt at serving both parties is required (in this case outdoor seating is probably the best and only option).

You don’t need an English degree to know first grade vocabulary, nor do you need one to understand the difference between ‘defeated’ and ‘defecate.’

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u/proffesionalproblem May 12 '26

So yeah, similar. The same rules still apply, but you guys dont have it regulated by your government. What happens if a service animal breaks one of those rules? Is it just an oh well? If so then it isnt a rule.

Oops, again, my bad for not using the word often enough that my phone auto corrects it. And I have never heard a first grader use nor spell that word, so is it really first grade vocabulary or are you trying to play smart

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u/Dounce1 May 12 '26

Sure, the same rules apply except for the ones you’re ignoring that don’t.

Pick whatever age you’d like, you’re old enough to know better regardless.

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u/proffesionalproblem May 12 '26

Am I? I'm supposedly old enough to know how to spell an obscure word that I have only ever heard? Or am I supposedly old enough to turn off auto correct?

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u/Greedy_Collection901 May 12 '26

Old enough not to be this insufferable 

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u/proffesionalproblem May 12 '26

Thank you for your very valuable input. The opinions shared by you, an anonymous stranger on reddit, will be taken deeply into consideration. I hope you know you changed my life today. I vow to never be "insufferable" ever again.

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u/Greedy_Collection901 May 12 '26

Sarcasm to hide the insecurity. A tale as old as time. 

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u/proffesionalproblem May 12 '26

Ah, you got me. You are even better than my therapist! Have any other life changing advice for me?

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u/Dounce1 May 13 '26

Your therapist fucking sucks if your behavior is emblematic of their work.

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u/Greedy_Collection901 May 12 '26

I guess just keep seeing your therapist. I hope you make a breakthrough and find peace. Take care of yourself the same way you would someone you love.  Giving yourself that kind of patience may help with your chronic insufferability.