Zachary Quinto banned from restaurant after making host cry

[just444]

‘Entitled’ Zachary Quinto banned from restaurant after allegedly ‘yelling,’ making host cry https://t.co/SpoKRFFYHY pic.twitter.com/Zayf5ohaWA
- Page Six (@PageSix) June 3, 2024

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Toronto restaurant Manita called out and tagged Zachary Quinto in Instagram stories for being a horrible guest:

"Zachary Quinto - an amazing Spock, but a terrible

Comments

[anus]

People rude to restaurant or retail employees can go fuck themself.

[__onthebound]

I've had to grow such a thick skin working in retail on the phone

[sandstorm]

I wonder if that person got fired for calling out his bad behavior. Also what a cute restaurant! I'd visit.

lmao @ the comment '' I hope the callout ruined his day.''

[lunatic_the_7th]

I assume either the owner posted this, or it was approved by them first. They followed up with a post on their feed reiterating that this kind of behaviour from customers isn't acceptable.

[pseudonygma]

Good for the owner tbqh. Good bosses have their team's back when it comes to bs like this. The customer is NOT always right.

[afeelingunacted]

Stopbeingrudetoservicepeople.com

Never fails to make me laugh when people see empty tables and are like "BUT WHAT ABOUT THOOOOOSE" and the host has to explain over and over again that they're reserved.

No, no one is sitting there right now but they will be soon.

[marywebgirl]

Or they don't have enough staff to seat the entire restaurant.

[anus]

This reminds me of the time my friend told me about when she went out to dinner with a new friend. They were late for their reservation and she thought it was so impressive that the girl argued with the staff to let them sit at one of the empty tables. I just looked at her in horror at what she thought was a cute story.

[blazingeternity]

The audacity is impressive indeed @_@ Of course it sucks when you had plans, and they fall through, but if I'm too late, it's myfault & consequence to deal with. idk why many people can't seem to understand this extremely basic principle...

[andisprohi]

It's like the people who go viral for "I snuck into an employees only area and took food / merchandise because I can't behave like an adult."

[therearewords]

The what now?

[andisprohi]

I read this in Sheldon Cooper's voice.