jillio
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Yeah. I see it all the time here too. Not necessarily at a "deaf coffee" but even at restaurants where (even I'm guilty of this!) we sit for hours and play cards. I'm sure management would rather have had the turnover to another paying customer, but we usually only do it at restaurants that are not "full" - no lines/people waiting for our tables.
Right. And in that case the management is in agreement to you staying. If they had needed the table for new customers coming in, I'm sure they would have politely asked you to leave so they could serve the customers who were waiting. The point is, you did not have to ask permission before even entering the place, which is what was suggested should be done for this group of deaf people.
I don't know how asking permission even became an issue. No one was complaining about the deaf gathering. Management didn't have a problem with them being there. The OP was just about one employee that needed sensitivity training based on the way she spoke about a deaf customer.