DC food workers vow Trump officials won't feel welcomed when dining out in Nation's Capital

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I find this to be somewhat humorous. Owners of DC establishments are there to make money. If I’m an owner and one of my employees refused to serve anyone, or otherwise inconvenienced them in any way, they would be fired on the spot.

I anxiously await to see how much of this silliness persists before workers realize they aren’t the ones holding the cards.

Food workers in Washington, D.C., pledged to refuse service and cause other inconveniences for members of the incoming Trump administration when they dine out over the next four years.

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The District of Corruption. They’re about to get their house cleaned and this is their response.

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the perpetual adolescent-minded left. can’t take losing

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There’s fine dining across the River in Virginia. Here’s a suggestion to you dumbasses.

  1. ■■■■ off
  2. Look at the scoreboard.
  3. Don’t you nimrods live off tips? Hello!

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90% of dc is dem, this will increase the tips if anything

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Can’t access the article. Is this another, “some people said some things on social media” article?

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I found and clicked on it on the Fox News website. I’ve had mixed success with Fox News articles, telling me that I needed to subscribe. Of course I won’t do that.

Interestingly, I was able to access it on my first try. I find that clicking on the link I provided that now I can’t.

Over time I found that persistence pays off with Fox News. If I’m interested in an article, I will go back several times over the course of a day. Eventually I’m almost always able to access it.

Edit:

Just clicked on the link again and this time it worked.

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But they claim to be tolerant.

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That’s so dumb.

All I care about is that you’re paying in dollars or a card. You can walk in wearing a gimp suit and I’ll still sell you any part you want.

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Once again leftist demonstrate that they are the party of hate and intolerance.

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Exactly for the owner of an establishment.

But employees have no skin in the game. They seem to believe that anyone cares how they feel towards a prominent figure. They are expendable, as they will soon come to realize.

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Exactly. You’re being paid to do a job. Do your job.

If you want to go out after you get off and protest the guy with a bull horn, that’s your right.

But man keep that ■■■■ out of work. I hate people like that. Come to work and do your job.

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Waffle House should talk advantage of this!

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Just a reminder…tips can range from one penny to 30%.

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Here’s the only tip they would get from me.

Don’t hate and discriminate on the people who pay your bills.

Oh yeah , and Bite Me!

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I thought this part was funny.

“I think my tip average from Republicans—at least ones that I or a coworker has recognized—is close to 30 percent. With Dems, I’m surprised if it’s over 20,” he told the Washingtonian, adding that Republicans tend to be lower maintenance patrons as well.

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Seems kind of stupid. You’re in DC. And you’re working in a restaurant. You’re going to serve a wide range of politcal POVs.

Trump administrators? Jeez, what about the lobbyist you serve representing all sorts of things you might disagree with?

Having said that, how do those that supported the bakery not service a gay couple with this article?

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But it’s fine and dandy for a bakery to refuse service to a gay couple?

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Yup.

Are these DC idiots basing their little plan due to legitimate religious doctrine?

Or are they merely being bigoted whiny sniveling poor sports who can’t handle the fact that the media and polling outlets all lied to them when they claimed horrible had a chance?

I think the latter.

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It’s fine if certain restaurants don’t want to serve Republicans. They don’t have to. If it’s just specific waiters and not management, report this to the manager. So now the country is going to wind up with Democrat restaurants and Republican restaurants? Fine. Fits with the current degree of division.
More than likely, some journalist drummed up some story based on a few hot heads right after the election.

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