Japanese Dementia Restaurant

Innovative ideas from my homeland

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‘The Restaurant Of Order Mistakes’ Employs Waiters With Dementia, And You Never Know What You’re Getting

One of the most frustrating things that can happen when eating out is ordering one dish but receiving another. Surprisingly, one restaurant is offering just that – The Restaurant of Order Mistakes (a clever spin on a book called The Restaurant of Many Orders) popped up in Tokyo’s Toyosu district, and its mission was to hire waiters with dementia.
The premise of the pop-up restaurant, which was in a trial period from June 2 – June 4, 2017, was that the staff who have dementia may get your order wrong. But if you go in knowing this upfront, it changes your perception about those who suffer from brain disease. The experience makes you realize that with a little bit of understanding on our part dementia patients can be functioning members of society.

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Since we all have to work longer, I think this is a great idea

Can we use the same model in other industries?

Dementia mechanic?

we already have zack

YOU

the demented care home owner

Lord Foul wrote:we already have zack

YOU

the demented care home owner

Where's the middle finger emoji when you need one



PS ex care home owner. Sold last one in April.

Fuzzy Zack wrote:Innovative ideas from my homeland

http://www.boredpanda.com/waiters-dementia-restaurant-of-order-mistakes-tokyo/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=BPFacebook

‘The Restaurant Of Order Mistakes’ Employs Waiters With Dementia, And You Never Know What You’re Getting

One of the most frustrating things that can happen when eating out is ordering one dish but receiving another. Surprisingly, one restaurant is offering just that – The Restaurant of Order Mistakes (a clever spin on a book called The Restaurant of Many Orders) popped up in Tokyo’s Toyosu district, and its mission was to hire waiters with dementia.
The premise of the pop-up restaurant, which was in a trial period from June 2 – June 4, 2017, was that the staff who have dementia may get your order wrong. But if you go in knowing this upfront, it changes your perception about those who suffer from brain disease. The experience makes you realize that with a little bit of understanding on our part dementia patients can be functioning members of society.

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Since we all have to work longer, I think this is a great idea

Can we use the same model in other industries?

Dementia mechanic?

Zack, my friend, I read that most carefully, and after long and thoughtful consideration I have reached the conclusion that....that....just what the bloody hell did I have a long and thoughtful consideration about?

Fuzzy Zack wrote:

Lord Foul wrote:we already have zack

YOU

the demented care home owner

Where's the middle finger emoji when you need one  



PS ex care home owner. Sold last one in April.

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