no. If the company wants to put that out in a statement, then we can talk. Anonymous tips and things heard on a radio show don't earn a credible 'maybe' from me.
But a facebook post from some random person is a definite "no"? Okey dokey.
The anonymous tip is no more or less credible than the initial story, but I guess it's all in who you *want* to believe.
Here's a less inflammatory article, including a new interview with the complainant and a statement from the restaurant. The best part is this:
"The manager did not say that the customer cited race as a reason why she was uncomfortable with the group, but Brown says when he saw that the sitting patron was White, it was impossible not to conclude that race was a factor."
So the racism was non-existent, except for the assumptions of the group of black people that, because of the race of the person complaining, that it must have been racism. Racist much? Just because you're black, and you get kicked out of a restaurant, doesn't mean people are being racist, it might just mean they had a good reason to kick you out that had nothing to do with the color of your skin.
If they are on the up-and-up they'd release the video they took that night, but for some reason... I think they won't.
