An owner of the Illinois restaurant was caught closely following a client down the road and punishing them, enraged that they did not leave a $ 20 meal advice.
The lit show exploded outside the Ramen store table in downtown Evanston on Saturday, April 19, when owner Kenny Chou turned the smooth block into a battlefield, attacking after dinner in a now viral video.
Chou sprinted behind the unidentified client who left a $ 20 bill to cover his $ 19.89 meal without any additional advice, calling it a “part of S -T”.
The customer asked why Chou continued to follow him on the road. Chou responded with “18%”, the sum of the top he expected to be given.
“I paid for my food. I handed you $ 20. You couldn’t pay more than you paid, so what are you talking about?” The client said in the wild clip.
“What do you want? I paid for my food!” The man repeats while Chou follows him.
As the video goes on and Chou does not stop following the client, the creepy client wants Chou “get again F -K”, asking him to call the police if he wants to escalate the situation.
The owner brought the client and threatened to include the police until the client returns again: “I paid for my food. I paid you $ 20.
A hostile chou shouted, “I’ll hit S – from you, you punk – so.”
“Close your mouth of God F -king. How should my staff win? I will hit s -t from you!” He kept shouting.
The Stix Table, which had extremely positive ratings by praising its Ramen Peta bowls and comfortable vibrations, has since been flooded with bad ratings and was subjected to a protest claiming that the video that has accumulated over 1.3 million views on X, as well as Instagram-has displayed anti-black harassment.
On Saturday, Chou apologized for his behavior, admitting that he had been prompted to enraged the disappointment of the business in trouble.
“It was a deeply repentant moment, where I, Kenny Chou, lost my calm,” Chou said during a protest outside his restaurant. “I went too beyond the limits of respect and decency.”
Since the video went viral, Yelp raised the restaurant’s flooding page, and Chou removed Ramen Joint’s telephone line and social media accounts.
He has also tried to make changes by sending the client’s brother his favorite free meal as well as a handwritten pardon.
“I apologize to him and his family, and I was just wondering if he could pass this message to his little brother,” he told Chou CBS News Chicago.
However, the Police Department Evansto confirmed that an investigation into harassment is continuing. Neighbors and students at Northwest West University continue to boycott the foil store.
When asked after the clip became viral why he did not point out, the client did not undermine the words: “Oh, I just didn’t want to.”
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