I live in the general area of the that Red Lobster. This saddens and scares me all at the same time.
Sad to see people this frustrated, especially on Mother’s Day. Scared to think what happens if/when the stakes are higher (admittedly, dinner at Red Lobster is a low bar.) If people are fighting over crappy lobster dinners what happens when the line is for a COVID-19 test or vaccine and they are standing in it…with their kid…in the summer (or winter)…for 4 hours or more? People have been very reasonable at schools for lunch pickups and food banks so far but we all know that can only last so long.
During that wait she was endangering all the other patrons, and the staff.
So that is sort of like saying “a customer was idling spinning a gun around on the table, refused to put it away, and was ejected from the red lobster by staff and/or other patrons”. An imperfect analogy as a gun (loaded? unloaded? safety on? off?) would have been confiscated or possibly caused someone to shoot her, but close enough.
I’m aware, which is why i mentioned that having to wait for them to show up is not ideal. The better thing would’ve been to just not go to the restaurant but people gunna be people.
The mix they sell in grocery stores is even better than the ones they make in the restaurant - or at least they were a decade+ ago when I last went to a RL IRL…
Fan-fucking-tastic. We’re just counting the days until my wife’s restaurant opens up again. They seat 546. Even if they can limit that to half as many, it’s going to be bad.
Wow, the amount of selfish entitlement is so strong but also so much cringe that she is fighting that hard to eat at Red Lobster. Not sure if I can cringe any harder while watching this.