http://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow/la-na-trump-mar-a-lago-health-violations-20170413-story.html
>Unsafe seafood. Insufficiently refrigerated meats. Rusty shelving. Cooks without hairnets.
>Reports show Florida health inspectors cited President Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort with 15 violations in late January, days before the U.S. leader hosted Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for a diplomatic visit.
>Still, the state inspectors allowed the luxury resort's main restaurant and beach club grill to remain open as staff scrambled to make several immediate corrections.
>Among the "high priority" problems described as "potentially hazardous" were faulty fridges with meats stored well above the required 41 degrees Fahrenheit. For example, in the restaurant's walk-in cooler, the duck and beef were measured at 50 degrees, while a ham was at 57 degrees.
>Other issues included smoked salmon being served without undergoing "proper parasite destruction" and a hand washing sink for employees with water that was not hot enough.
>Stephen Lawson, spokesman for the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation, said the violations were the result of a routine inspection and not prompted by any consumer complaints or food-borne illnesses.
>"The infractions were corrected on site, and the establishment was immediately brought into compliance," Lawson said on Thursday.
>The January inspections were not the first time authorities have found problems at Mar-a-Lago. Over the last three years, records show the club has been cited 78 times for violations that included chefs handling food without washing their hands, dirty cutting boards, a slicer "soiled with old food debris" and an "accumulation of "black/green mold-like substance" in the ice machine.
>Lawson said inspectors will return to Mar-a-Lago for another unannounced visit before the end of the year.
>>131717
She lost. Get over it.
>>131718
10/10
>>131718
If this is all the right can bring to the table, lets just say the tears are gonna be delicious during the mid-terms.
>>131718
This is not political, it healthy and safety.
I would think twice now before eating at a Trump establishment.
>>131718
>muh emails
To be fair, the place is very old. Trump is just the latest owner. It has a fascinating history.
>>131717
The president should really call up Gordon Ramsay.
>>131717
Yet it's still the most up to code building in Florida :^)
>>131726
I would love to see that.
Gordon giving Donald a tour of the filthiest corners of the kitchens while they take turn savagely chastising the staff and tossing out rancid food.
You know Donald would show the same outrage as the rest of these restaurant owner who never step foot in the kitchen.
>>131722
The only reason anyone gives a fuck about a random resort destination is that it has the president's name on it. If it was any other shitty vacation stop this wouldn't have made news.
>>131725
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mar-a-Lago
>>131792
No shit. But Trump felt that his name is now worth doubling the price of every location with his brand, while his "blind" trust still gets a share of the profits to which he has effective anytime access ( >>130563 ).
So a Trump-branded location is no longer "random." It needs to be audited and valued properly for the sake of its customers, the US taxpayers, and as long as Trump effectively still owns them (and in the case of the "Southern White House", visits it every weekend and uses it for state functions), the integrity of the government.
>>131718
Thread over
>>131718
You guys are one note
>>131718
Tell that to the grand cheeto.