Sorry if you took my reply personally ... I have no way to know what lies in a mans' heart.
Yet, the "straw man" argument is a classic ... that is, setting up a condition that is easy to discredit, just so you can show your own prowess. A close relation would be the 'red herring,' making a completely irrelevant observation. Both are discussion techniques that seem to be favored by either the uninformed, or those just wishing to stir the pot.
Can you try again as I have no idea whatsoever what you are talking about.
No forget it, lets
STICK TO THE NEC in this NEC forum.
Have you seen
this break room?
No, you have not and neither have I.
The answer is found in the NEC definition,
some break rooms do meet the NEC definition of kitchen.
Certainly I agree that most basic employee break rooms are not kitchens. But some are, some do have permanent provisions for cooking. Broaden your horizons you have not seen every break room.
Since the employee break room is not only clearly NOT a kitchen
You are guessing and casting your opinion out like it is a fact.
Unless you have seen the room in question you can not say if it is, or if it is not a kitchen to the NEC.
Bob
