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70sEraVet

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5. The problem was, the restaurant had already agreed to cater it.

Reply to PoindexterOglethorpe (Reply #1)

Tue Nov 5, 2024, 08:39 AM

Nov 5

Honestly, maybe it would be best if these businesses were required to post publicly who they do not want as customers. I would be a bit angry if I had been unknowingly doing business with a company that held such bigoted beliefs -- it would be nice to know upfront!

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Centralia restaurant backs out of catering wedding after owner learns its for same-sex marriage [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Nov 4 OP

On one hand, that's not very nice. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 4 #1

The problem was, the restaurant had already agreed to cater it. 70sEraVet Nov 5 #5

And if it were a M/F marriage, what if the groom sucked off the microphone? OK then? usonian Nov 4 #2

Par for the course for Centralia... regnaD kciN Nov 4 #3

It's fascinating ... soldierant Nov 5 #4

Whatever the alleged excuse for just plain meanness. AnnaLee Nov 5 #6

Nice for JJ's that they have so much business they can turn away a wedding. FuzzyRabbit Nov 6 #7