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Yeah! Burger manager let go after failed health inspection

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By Becca J G Godwin

Sept 15, 2016

UPDATE: Yeah! Burger on North Highland received a 92/A on its follow-up inspection completed Sept. 26. New violations included untreated rust on shelves, a minor leak and unsecured faucets.

ORIGINAL STORY: A manager was fired following a failed health inspection at Yeah! Burger, according to a spokesperson.

Yeah! Burger, located at 1017 North Highland Avenue, scored a 65/U following the Tuesday evaluation.

Officials reported finding "mold buildup in soda gun holster" at the bar and "fly activity" in the main kitchen. Kelly Wallace, marketing and brand development director, emailed The Atlanta Journal-Constitution the following comment:

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