bad attitude.

[Mario Akhras]

Hello!

We all know the "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone with a bad attitude" thing.

I have a question: Does it mean they reserve the right to refuse service with a bad attitude to anyone? or is it that they reserve the right to refuse service to anyone who has a bad attitude?

just wondering.

[J. Bernard Vallon]

i know photographers who have a 'mutual respect' clause in their contracts, in which they can refund all monies paid and walk away mid-project if they deem the client is disrespectful or rude during the shoot. they say it keeps everyone polite.

im thinking with red its probably the latter.

[Jonathan Stevenson]

haha, both are probably true to an extent. but i think they meant the second one.

[Joel Kaye]

or is it that they reserve the right to refuse service to anyone who has a bad attitude?

I think it's meant to be amusing and remind everyone to be professional in their interactions.

RED has a fine track record of great customer service.

[Andy Jarosz]

"You will take this power cable and you will LIKE IT!"

[Aaron McAdam]

If it were your first example, it would have a comma. "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone, with a bad attitude." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4vf8N6GpdM

[Gunleik Groven]

Is it a somewhat bad sign that we have come to discuss semantics?

[Shane Betts]

:out: We're not bored. We're not edgy...