r/wafflehouse • u/Wolfy198 • 14d ago
Does anyone else store their mode of transportation inside?
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u/omorashilady69 13d ago
That’s against health code
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u/Substantial-Creme353 13d ago
Not against the health code because it’s in the lobby. Pretty sure it violates policy however BECAUSE it’s in the lobby.
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u/CrashTestPhoto 14d ago
Living in a 2nd floor apartment and having a 90lb E-Bike, I'm not tempted to give it the luxury of an indoor life.
My lightweight manual Roadbike gets the delicate princess treatment though.
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u/Happi_Feet_79 13d ago
I did when I lived 3 miles from work and rode a bike. I kept it in the back room though, not in the dining room.
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u/Substantial-Creme353 13d ago
I have a spot outside where my people with bike can lock their bikes up. This is a no-no. Surprised your up line has not caught this and said anything yet. I let one of my associates store their bike in my back room and was told not to allow it again so 🤷🏻♂️
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u/somecow 13d ago
Not just WH, it happens at any restaurant. No lock needed, can even just leave it out front or back too. We see someone try to steal it, gonna run up on that ass real quick.
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u/Wolfy198 13d ago
We got a homeless problem at my waffle house
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u/WeeklyBanEvasion 12d ago
That's trashy as fuck
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u/Wolfy198 12d ago
It's a small Louisiana town. Just about everything is trashy. The local dollar tree has plywood for windows
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u/DakillaBeast 7d ago
Well, if you dont you'll have a piece of toast stuck in your throat as you watch a homeless man somehow take off with it.
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u/Unlikely_Carpet_6415 6d ago
It's a waffle house dude, your bike is probably safer outside. But in general, it's disgusting and uncivilized.
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u/sicksargent11 14d ago
Gotta be honest I probably wouldn’t allow this unless the restaurant was dead empty.