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☆ Restaurateur goes viral for adding $50 to parents' bill, saying kids belong 'at Burger King'—that's bad leadership: Expert
  + stars: | 2023-11-02 | by ( Ashton Jackson | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +2 min
When a restaurant owner went viral for charging a mother a $50 "unable to parent" fee, allegedly yelling at her when she protested, some people praised him. That can be seen as abusive and harassment," Chelsea Jay, a Lansing, Michigan-based leadership coach, tells CNBC Make It. The incident, as described by the mother, shows a "huge lack of communication and clarity" from the restaurant owner, Jay adds. He notified Landmann of a $50 charge per bill at their table, because the kids were "too loud," she said. He got in our faces and told us that we belonged at Burger King and not at his restaurant," said Landmann.
Persons: Chelsea Jay, Jay, Lyndsey Landmann, NBC's, Landmann, Tim Richter, We're Organizations: CNBC Locations: Lansing , Michigan, Georgia, Blue Ridge , Georgia, Burger
☆ A diner says a Georgia restaurant owner tried to charge her group $50 because her kids were 'too loud'
  + stars: | 2023-10-31 | by ( Grace Dean | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +4 min
A diner says a Georgia restaurant tried to charge her table $50 per bill because of their kids' behavior. AdvertisementAdvertisementA diner claims a restaurant in rural Georgia tried to charge her table $50 per bill after the owner complained that their kids were "too loud." Some of the parents took their children to the river after dessert and the owner approached the table, Landmann said. Instead, the owner told them that the diners would have to pay a $50 charge per bill, saying that the kids were being "too loud" and "running around outside," Landmann told Today. AdvertisementAdvertisement"He got in our faces and told us that we belonged at Burger King and not at his restaurant," Landmann said.
Persons: —, Lyndsey Landmann, Landmann, Bryan Caracciolo, he's, Caracciolo, he'd Organizations: Service, Atlanta News, Google Locations: Georgia, Florida, Burger
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