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Originally Posted by kane
But that is not what happened here. He was asked to prepay for his food and drinks and when he asked a white couple of they were asked to prepay he found out they weren't.
In the story he asked the waitress about having to prepay and the waitress told him that her boss was forcing her to do it and she thought it was discrimination.
If the boss makes the waitress force a black guy to prepay, but doesn't force her to have a white person prepay it is pretty obvious there are racial issues at work here.
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He asked one couple after the fact. Is that truly an accurate sampling of data? I mean enough to use it to win in court? What if they had a different server? Did he ask any other black people if they were asked to prepay? Did he ask any other white people? Spanish? Asian? Arab, or Indian? Did the boss really force it or was that something she was saying just to add authority to her decision?
I worked as a server and bartender in college and I never in my life ever seen black people dine and dash. I'm not saying they don't, it just doesn't seem like something that fits a certain stereotype for them.