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A 23-year-old millionaire pretended to be homeless to see how a restaurant would treat him — and it was worse than he imagined

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Post by echidna Tue Feb 20, 2018 4:25 pm

A 23-year-old millionaire pretended to be homeless to see how a restaurant would treat him — and it was worse than he imagined
http://www.thisisinsider.com/youtube-millionaire-homeless-restaurant-2018-2

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Post by Caker Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:38 pm

I enjoyed that video. Whilst it exposed the prejudice towards someone who had the appearance of being homeless, it is also pertinent that had the waiter served a person who could not afford to pay for his order, then he (the waiter) could have been reprimanded by the restaurant manager.

I wonder if the restaurant has a clear policy about what do about potential customers who appear not to have the means to pay. I wonder if that policy (if it exists) contains clear criteria for identifying such people. Suspect
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