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周二聚會 7/2
(sos 哪位好朋友 能早點到咖啡店 幫Billy佔位子
Thank you, and I love you)
時間: 每周二晚上7:00~9:30
地點: 怡客咖啡 Ikari Coffee
新北市板橋區文化路2段311號
板南線江子翠捷運站2號出口旁
各位會員朋友們:
2013年7月2日將討論兩主題---
1. 麥當勞道歉2.幫助他人可延壽
1. 麥當勞道歉
McDonald's VP sorry for Down syndrome
blow-up (The China Post)
TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Fast food chain
McDonald's yesterday apologized again after a patron with Down syndrome was
ejected from one of its restaurants in Kaohsiung last week.
Susan Lu (盧小慧), operation vice president of McDonald's Taiwan, said at a press
conference in Kaohsiung yesterday that it was “inappropriate” for the Kaohsiung branch manager to ask a patron, surnamed Wang,
who has Down syndrome, to leave the restaurant.
We are deeply
sorry to Wang for offering her such unsatisfactory service,” Lu said.
To extend an official apology, Lu said she
and several senior managers of McDonald's visited Wang's home Tuesday night.
The apology was accepted by Wang and her family members, Lu said.
Her company also wanted to apologize to the
public over failing to meet expectations about the fast-food chain, Lu said.
She pledged that McDonald's will step up
its staff training to offer satisfactory service to all of its patrons.
According to local media reports earlier
this week, Wang was kicked out of the restaurant on June 21 when the branch's
manager claimed that she was a homeless person who was disturbing other guests.
Wang was asked to leave the restaurant.
But police who were later called to the
scene by the manager were told that Wang had not bothered anyone.
The incident drew protests by disability
rights groups who staged a sit-in protest at McDonald's headquarters in Taipei
to urge the fast-food chain to officially apologize to Wang and the public for
discriminating against people with disabilities.
Questions:
1. Do you think that Mcdonalds provides a
good customer service ?
2. If you were a manager of Mcdonald's how
would you handle this case?
3. How to offer good service to customers
How to handle customer complaints?
4. How to apologize to customers?
5. Why do people look down on those who are disabled? Do
you look down on people with disabilities?
6. What do you think about Mcdonalds
fast-food?
幫助他人可延壽
Why
helping others is good for your health (By Lisa
Bendall)
Not only is doing good deeds sure to spike
your happy meter, but more and more research proves there are physical
benefits, too. Studies have found that people who make a habit of helping
others report better health than those who don’t, and seniors who do volunteer
work may actually live longer.
1. Lend a hand. When you see someone
struggling with a baby stroller on a set of stairs, or trying to figure out a
street map on the sidewalk, take a moment to help out.
2. Give compliments. Who doesn’t love them?
3. Be gracious to strangers. Let someone go
ahead of you in the grocery line if they’re only buying a single box of
Wheaties compared to your cartload.
4. Go online. E-mail someone a few words of
support, make a donation to a worthy cause, or answer a question for someone on
your listserv.
5. Say thank you. It makes a difference,
and the opportunities are endless: Thank your bus driver, your babysitter, your
basketball coach and your barista.
6. Clean up your corner. Pick up a piece of
litter, recycle your bottles and set your neighbour’s garbage bin upright.
Like any New Year’s resolution, doing easy
good deeds means developing a habit.
Once your routine is established, you’ll
also experience a stronger sense of purpose, according to the York University
research. And that’s another reason you’ll feel great. As Dr. Wiser points out:
"People need to have meaning, to feel appreciated." When you know
you’ve made a difference, it’s yet another boost to your mood.
Questions:
1. Are you willing to help others?
How to help those in need?
2. Do you believe the conception that “do
good, feel good” and
helping others is good for your health and may
live longer.?
3. Have you ever done any volunteer work?
What are the benefits of volunteer work?
4. Have you ever donated your time or money
for a worthy cause?
5. Doing good deeds, feel happier?
說吧!英文讀書會
每周一句 7/2 跟…相符
跟…相符,與…有關 If something such as an idea or fact ties in with or ties up with something else, it is consistent with it or connected with it.
Examples:
Billy’s wife found the lips mark on the shirt that might tie in with his business trip.
比利老婆發現襯衫上唇印可能與出差有關。
His account of what happened does not tie in with what the other witness has said. 他所叙述的事情和另外的證人所說的不相吻合。
My birthday cerebration had to tie in with Billy arrival.
我的慶生會要和比利到達的時間符合。
說吧!英文讀書會名人名句 2013/7/2
1.“a compliment is verbal sunshine”
2.” Don't think of it as failure. Think of it as time-released success.”
--- Robert Orben
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