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Comedian to AJC: ‘Mind your business’ about Waffle House health check

Comedian KevOnStage shared a nearly three-minute video detailing some of his experiences at Waffle House.
Comedian KevOnStage shared a nearly three-minute video detailing some of his experiences at Waffle House.
By Becca J G Godwin
June 29, 2017

Comedian KevOnStage has a lot to say about The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's recent article about an Atlanta Waffle House that failed a health inspection.

The comic shared a nearly three-minute video detailing some of his experiences at the national chain, and why he doesn’t care if it’s not always up to code.

In three hours time, KevOnStage’s Facebook video had been viewed nearly 295,000 times and shared more than 8,200 times. Thousands of people left comments about their own Waffle House experiences.

We'll let the video speak for itself.

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The restaurant on Howell Mill Road scored a 63/U. According to the report, an employee did not properly wash their hands before donning new gloves to prepare food. Officials also reported food held longer than seven days and food debris inside reach-in coolers.

A company spokesman said managers were working to correct the behavioral violations through coaching.

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