One more comment. Please stop getting in an uproar about the down-trodded poor getting stepped on by the rich owners. First, he was suspended - not fired, so he just has to get his breath fixed and he can go back to work. Second, doormen in NYC aren't poor. They have a union and make a good wage, and in good buildings many make more than a $100K a year just in tips. No kidding.

Most people don't know what really bad breath is like. It isn't like you have to even get near the person to smell it. When in school five other grad students and I shared a large room as an office. When one of the foreign students would arrive in the morning everyone had to leave within a couple of hours as the room gradually filled up with bad breath odor. Even the building's air handling system couldn't overcome it.