keep putting on and taking off gloves in between mixing and pouring drinks.

in their three sinks of sanitizing and rinsing solutions. That also contacts and washes their hands.

I say refuse to eat anywhere that won't use them, seeing as it will be a choice from now on.

a pizza being made?

There's a difference between that and making pizza, for instance. (And yes, I've seen a few pizzas being made - after getting out of school with an engineering degree I couldn't find a real job (thanks Reagan!!) and worked at a Pizza store so I could at least afford to eat.)

Anyway, this isn't an earth shattering change. I imagine myself and a lot of other people on here are a bit bored and need something to bitch about.

is sufficient.

Doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. ????

First of all everywhere I have ever worked in restaurants Chefs and all kitchen workers handling food wash their hands. They also wash all countertops and floors and even the walls with steam. Utensils and plates which are just washed are so hot that you can't pick them up until they cool down. That includes all the kitchen utensils used for cooking. Foods such as potatoes or rice or anything other than the meats are kept at temperatures that are hot enough to kill most germs. Food is taken out of them with clean utensils, not bare hands. Meats are cooked on grills that are cleaned daily and never handled with bare hands. Spatulas are used.

Every restaurant I ever worked in never had one single complaint regarding customers getting food poisoning.

On occasion food will have something like hair in it which is why everyone in the kitchen wears hats as part of their uniform.

Wearing disposable gloves is not only costly (as you have to change them EVERY TIME you touch something, but also not great for the environment.

They push a button and create four billion dollars every day out of thin air, then use that fake un-backed money to buy actual goods and services that other people have to work for.

That scam cannot and will not last much longer.

For which California is the spiritual home. eBay, Google, PayPal, etc. all have a lot of "high minded libertarian types" behind them, and those people eat Bitcoin up for the most part. I feel like most of the harm that might result from Bitcoin legalization will be limited to the technology and internet moguls. Real people aren't stupid enough to use fake currency.

It's not about the use - people can use barter to settle debts, if both parties agree. AB 129 says:

and Corporations Code section 107 says: