RE: Indiana Pizzeria Won't Serve Gay Couples
April 1, 2015 at 8:48 pm
(This post was last modified: April 1, 2015 at 8:53 pm by Regina.)
I don't think this "we don't serve gays" should be legal, of course I don't.
However I just find it weird rather than offensive. These people are so offended to have gays in their midst, that they would actually turn away an opportunity to make money? That's bad business, you're losing custom.
Ok, don't serve me then. I'll just take my money I could be paying you elsewhere. There are 10 other girls in town who will take it, and probably for a better pizza than you make anyway, and that's just all she wrote.
However I just find it weird rather than offensive. These people are so offended to have gays in their midst, that they would actually turn away an opportunity to make money? That's bad business, you're losing custom.
Ok, don't serve me then. I'll just take my money I could be paying you elsewhere. There are 10 other girls in town who will take it, and probably for a better pizza than you make anyway, and that's just all she wrote.
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