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Friday, December 30, 2011

Letter To The Editor

LETTER: D’Angelos Manager Apologizes for Hurtful Comment

A letter from Eric Gurney, manager of the Central St. D’Angelos in Stoughton, apologizing to a customer for an anti-Semitic comment made earlier this month.

Editor's Note: A week ago, About Town with Mark Snyder wrote about Paul Berger’s unpleasant experience at the D’Angelos at 2137 Central St. in Stoughton: ABOUT TOWN: Anti-Semitic Slur at Stoughton Sandwich Shop Causes Stir (Stoughton Patch, December 22, 2011) Berger, a Stoughton resident and a regular customer at that D’Angelos, registered for a D’Angelos rewards card during his Dec. 17 visit to the sub shop and then asked the manager, Eric Gurney, if there was a senior discount program, as well.  Gurney responded, “Are you trying to Jew me down?”   Berger said he couldn’t believe what he had heard: “[Eric] said ‘oops’ after he said it.  I was truly shocked. I told him I resented it and that I would communicate with his boss. I threw my D’…

Bruce Promisel

12:07 pm on Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Sorry Mark...this has nothing to do with being politically correct. The comment was ignorant and the defense of the argument is just as ignorant. There should be no tolerance of the use of derogatory terms for any race, religion or nationality.   more ›

Thursday, December 22, 2011

About Town with Mark Snyder

ABOUT TOWN: Anti-Semitic Slur at Stoughton Sandwich Shop Causes Stir

Welcome to "About Town with Mark Snyder," a column that will keep you up to the minute with what's what, who's who and what's going on around town. If you see or hear something we could use here, let us know by sending an e-mail to pmpco@aol.com.

WOULD YOU LIKE A SLUR WITH THE SANDWICH? Paul Berger, a Knollsbrook resident, enjoys going to D’Angelos at 2137 Central Street while his “lady friend” goes to the beauty parlor in the plaza there.  He was a frequent customer, and particularly enjoyed the soups and lobster sandwiches.  But, you won’t see him there anymore.  Berger sent a letter to the Board of Selectmen, the Town Manager, and others, telling a story of his experience at that location this past Saturday (Dec. 17). After having a soup, and registering for a D’Angelos rewards card, Berger asked the manager (Eric) if there was a senior discount program, as well.  The response was, “Are you trying to Jew me down?”   Berger said he couldn’t believe what he had heard: “He said ‘…

Anonymous-Boston

10:41 am on Saturday, February 4, 2012

I left D'Angelo's because the Main Office doesn't really care about it's employees. The delivery fee is not a tip for the driver. The driver gets $.70 of the $2.00. They force any driver who has Geico or Progressive insurance to change their insurance, because they say there is not ENOUGH insurance coverage, if the driver happens to get into an accident. The company is NOT paying for the drivers …   more ›

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