Blogger Denis Bartecki conducted an experiment in Jurmala restaurant Kūriņš, which earlier kicked the visitors with St. George ribbons. In its submission for Sputnik and he told me how booked a table in advance, sewed the ribbon to the shirt and went to lunch.
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How to write “Rambler”, Internet-wearer Nadia Petrova said that the owner Arnis Abilities may 9, refused to serve her family because St. George ribbons. He later explained that the ribbon cause the Association with militarists and aggressors.
“different people Have different associations. I am convinced that the guests who came to the restaurant on the Day of Victory, they are completely different. Why Association of Abilities should be considered more correct than the other associations, it is not clear,” said Bartecki.
He decided to go to a restaurant with a ribbon on the t-shirt and sue if he refuses to serve. In his view, the court would have to recognize the actions of restaurant discrimination on political grounds or is required to post a sign banning the ribbon in place. the
The blogger noted that it would accept any decision of the court, as it can determine the “rules of play” for guests and they won’t have to endure public humiliation.
When Bartecki came to the restaurant, he was escorted to the table and no comment on the tape did not. The staff was polite and quickly served it.
“this time the St. George ribbon has not prevented the staff Kūriņš to serve us at the highest level. Perhaps it was due to the fact that people who refused to serve may 9, filed a statement to the police, the Prosecutor, wrote to the Ombudsman,” he said.
According to another version Barackula, the institution may just not want to lose money: the dishes were prepared in advance. After returning home, the blogger drew attention to the receipt from the restaurant and noticed that the score at nine euros less.
“it’s Funny. Came in Kūriņš with St. George’s ribbon has received a discount of almost 30 percent,” he concluded.
