Collected Item: “Safety at Teriyaki Ha Ha”
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Safety at Teriyaki Ha Ha
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photograph
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At Teriayaki Ha Ha on Route 1, just across from Nease High School, staff erected a wooden frame with plastic sheeting hung from it to create a protective barrier. When you walk in the front door, your order is waiting on the table. Cash is put into an envelope or credit card taken in advance on the phone. Everything is no contact.
Next door is a Papa Johns where staff had masks pulled down around their necks and I observed several people walk in without masks, revealing how widely safety protocol differs from one business to the next.
Next door is a Papa Johns where staff had masks pulled down around their necks and I observed several people walk in without masks, revealing how widely safety protocol differs from one business to the next.
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#flaglercollege #staugustine #restaurants
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https://publichumanities.omeka.net/items/show/325
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Kelly Enright
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2021-03-16