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View all 427 complaintsRed Lobster - theft
I am very upset my son ipod was stolen from red lobster in beachwood ohio. He was seated at booth 10 on 9/13/08 and it was near closing. He went outside and noticed he had left it at the table and immediately went back in and it was gone. An employee at this location stole my son's ipod and this is ridiculous. Store 238 and the general mgr was not helpful at all. I will never go to this red lobster again - it sucks
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Your son should be a lot more responsible. I always keep my I-Pod in my pocket at all times.
So how exactly do you know if this was an employees fault? Maybe it was a dishonest customer who took advantage of the opportunity?
If my personal belongings were taken under those circumstances the only person I'd have to blame is myself. Maybe your son should have been looking more closely after such a valuable device?
Or maybe he shouldn't bring an ipod into a restaurant at all...
Teach your son responsibility for his belongings. Fault is his and yours.