Originally Posted by Unregistered:
This isn't about what's legal or what I agreed to, etc. This is about whether or not it's FAIR. This is about the morality of it. The ethics of it. The customer-service aspect of it. The "are you being a fair business owner" aspect of it.
Okay great, you're a lawyer so I'm assuming that you've been in a court room. If you have then you'd know that the funny thing about our judicial system (and frankly, pretty sad) is that it doesn't actually promise justice (fairness), it only promises us due process. So yes, it does have everything to do with legality. The cigarette companies sell their product knowing full well that they're unhealthy. My grandfather dies last Saturday from lung cancer from having smoked for over 30 years but I'm not complaining to the tobacco companies. He chose to smoke. IMO selling a dangerous product is immoral but it's still legal. Not all daycares charge for days such as snow days, you (general you) just have to find child care that is the better fit for you.