ryant35 wrote in post #3984413
I understand them not working because of religious reasons, but you would think their websites would take the orders and they would be there waiting for them when they get back... I guess that would also cause a backlog if there is no one there filling the orders as they go.
I understand them not working because of religious reasons, but you would think their websites would take the orders and they would be there waiting for them when they get back... I guess that would also cause a backlog if there is no one there filling the orders as they go.
ryant35... Even allowing the website to "work" while they are are observing the sabbath (Shabbat) is the same as actually being in the store working. I know this being married to a Jewish woman and having lived in a Jewish neighborhood in New York. One interpretation is that causing a mechanical or electronic machine to work is the equivalent of causing a live beast of burden to work. Technically they cannot push a button on an elevator, drive a car, cook or work the TV remote control.
But I can wait until Saturday night to buy a 40D, can't you?!
