- A restaurant owner tackled a patron for touching his female staff inappropriately.
- The young man had come to the restaurant with his companions, who wouldn’t stop inappropriately touching the workers.
- In response to the despicable deed, the employer vehemently denounced the client’s conduct and demanded that his payment be refunded.
A restaurant’s CEO posted a screenshot of a ban email he sent to a big customer for touching his female staff inappropriately.
Using the handle @leeskeet on Twitter, he also stressed the necessity to hold affluent people responsible for their actions when releasing the email.
Lee began the email he sent to the customer with the highest bill the restaurant had ever seen by thanking him for his patronage.
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He captioned the tweet: “I’m not clout chasing or looking for likes. I just think we should start calling out rich people who think they can treat people like crapp.”
He did, however, rebuke the customer for his unacceptable conduct towards Lily, the front-of-house manager.
Customers should not be touching his female staff inappropriately
The email stated that members of the client’s group had treated 22-year-old Lily with rudeness, contempt, and touching his female staff inappropriately.
Lee voiced his sadness and realized his responsibilities as a father and an employer after being profoundly affected by Lily’s experience.
He continued by offering a full refund of £1000, with the exception of the £100 he felt Lily should have received as a tip, which he will pay straight to her.
The email ended with a plea that the customer never go back to the restaurant, underscoring how important he thinks Lily’s welfare is.
In parts of the email, he wrote: “Please provide your bank details and I will refund your entire bill of £1000 minus £100 that I believe you should have tipped lily- which I will pay directly to her- as you left no tip.“
“I would thank you to never come back to my restaurant. Lily means a lot more to me than money. I also think you should assess the people you surround yourself with.”
Social media reactions: Never touch female staff inappropriately
Reactions trailed the post as netizens were pleased at the CEO’s way of handling such customers who liked touching his female staff inapropriately.
@dhrubee commented: “Love this. I truly hope you sent it and would be interested to see the reply, if there was one.”
@biglee123123 said: “Surely you have the contact details of the person that booked the table, phone them up and ask for the details rather than tweeting. Did they pay by card? Refund it back to the card.”
@Peasant_ reacted: “Refund? Tell them to get stuffed. Name names. Warn other restaurants and staff, at least privately.”
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Beyonce Donates £8,000 to Support a Nigerian Restaurant in North London
Meanwhile, American singer and businesswoman, Beyonce Knowles-Carter, donated £8,000 to a Nigerian restaurant in North London almost on the verge of closure due to rising energy bills.
The restaurant was among the ten businesses selected to receive a grant from Beyonce’s BeyGOOD foundation as part of her Renaissance World Tour.
The foundation pledged to donate a portion of $1 million to businesses in various cities worldwide, and Chuku’s was fortunate to be included in the top ten.
