I work for my aunt, who is an events coordintor. A...

I work for my aunt, who is an events coordintor. About two years ago, we held a wedding reception there. Before the guests arrived (from the church), there was only one man setting up the cocktail tables. Unfortunately, none of us were able to help since we had other things to prepare. The manager/events coordinator of Crimson was there, and we asked him to help the man, or at least call other people to help him. He said something like, "That's his job, not mine. If he'll have to o it alone, fine." Honestly, that disappointed my aunt to the point where he said that he didn't want to hold wedding receptions there. (But she still did, because a bride chose to stay there).