When, however, Ami's friend Ibrahim, a mechanic in Tel Aviv (and an Israeli citizen), is hauled into court on a customer's accusation that he's a thief, the scene is more than sufficient to make Ami's point.
In one respect the new Boo wants to resemble the original: courting a European customer base.
Credit Action director Chris Tapp said Northern Rock is turning to the courts as soon as a customer falls behind.
Of the zoo's 100,000 visitors a year, two-thirds are schoolchildren on field trips, a customer base that Oldenburg courts assiduously.
While an older Klein customer will appreciate the military influence of an army surplus colour palette and tasteful classics like double-breasted overcoats and pin-sharp suits, creative director Italo Zucchelli is increasingly courting a younger, cooler customer.
The evil brilliance in the scheme was that each establishment was marketed as independent – offering the finest in seafood or in paella or in New American or in authentic Naples cuisine – and my job, the most shameful I've ever had, was to stand before one of those restaurants with a menu in my hand, to court each potential customer with a lush description of the food.
According to a court filing, an unnamed customer service representative told the NLRB that they had been instructed not to discuss terms and conditions of employment, including safety issues, with other employees.
"Variable pricing when negotiated by organized labor or health plans is a legitimate practice," said Mr. Herr, whose office filed the suit in state administrative courts after customers complained.
Seven years earlier, Kodak was dragged through the courts when customers were told that the £100 cameras they had ordered had been mis-priced.
As she courts younger customers, Mason has to fight not to alienate their mothers.
