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| Subject: | Re: Where did the term 86 come from? |
| From: | Cheryl Charming |
| Posted: | Sun Feb 9. 2003, 08:45 UTC |
| Followup to: | "Re: Where did the term 86 come from?" by Peach (Sun Feb 9. 2003, 04:46 UTC) |
We (the place where I work) have a big dry erase board in the kitchen and it's called the 86 board. All items from all departments (mostly from F&B) are written on the board and required to look at every shift. 86 means we are out of it. In the bottom corner are "things to know" as well. Cheryl
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Re: Where did the term 86 come from? - 2003.02.09, 08:45 - Cheryl Charming 
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