Jay Dubb

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Women’s basketball players wearing glasses! 👓✨

The restaurant Table to Stix Ramen is facing intense backlash after a video surfaced showing the owner confronting a Black customer outside the restaurant over a tip he felt wasn’t “enough.” The customer had paid his bill and left a tip, but apparently not to the owner’s liking. Instead of letting it go, the owner allegedly followed him outside, argued with him, and attempted to escalate the situation into a fight. After the video went viral, the owner issued a public apology, but the internet hasn’t moved on so quickly. The restaurant is now being flooded with hundreds of one-star reviews, and the controversy continues to grow. Tips are voluntary, not mandatory performance reviews. Confronting a paying customer, especially in a way that appears aggressive damages, trust far more than a small tip ever could. In today’s digital world, one moment of poor judgment can have long-lasting consequences for a business. When a business owner crosses the line like this, should the public response focus on accountability, or can online backlash go too far?

If Kamala Harris was commander-in-chief, every last one of you newly minted neocons would absolutely be screaming to the rafters about the absurdity of starting another pointless war in the Middle East, and you know it.