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A bar owner is facing backlash online after posting a video mocking a customer who accused him of “discrimination” by banning late-night drinkers, a policy that has now become an international debate.
Carl Peters, the owner of Alibi, a cocktail and karaoke bar in Altrincham, England, said in an Instagram video earlier this month that he will enforce the “PM” rule after opening in 2022, according to reports.
In his first video, which has received more than 10,000 views on Instagram, Peters described an encounter that took place at night outside a bar where a man pointed out “without a written input” in the comparison of black or Asian fanatics.
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Peter also recounted telling the customer, “Don’t bring your circumcised agenda here,” adding that he knew the words would “upset him more than anything else.”
A bar in England (not shown) is at the center of controversy over its ban on solo drinkers after 9 PM (Stock)
The customer exploded, according to Petro, insisting that he “woke up.” Peter doubled down and asked if the man needed an adult to explain why late night places had entry rules.
Peter maintained that his department policy is about credit.
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In the following video that received more than 10,000 views, it means that if a certain customer has a medical emergency, such as a medical condition, and they may have cheese, or they are worried, groups, groups because they have someone to talk to.
“Unless you have a team, and we know who you have, you don’t get in,” he said.
After the first video, analysts blasted the policy, calling it “sensitive” and “small-minded,” the New York report said.
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Some people say that they work late and often go out alone after causing problems. Some say the law unfairly targets introverts or people who simply enjoy having a quiet pint by themselves.
Alibi’s owner argued that staff might not be able to help a solo drinker who had a medical emergency at a crowded bar. (Stock)
But women and other activists argue that the law makes sense. “As a mother of 2 young daughters, I accept your policy,” said one woman, adding, “safety in numbers.”
As the backlash snowballed and international news outlets picked up on the story, Peters explained in the following video that he was trying to “draw a line under it,” calling the whole situation “absolutely perfect.”
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He stressed that the rule only applies during late night peak hours and single customers are welcome in the early evening. “This is a normal nightly procedure,” he said. “Let’s not get the wheel back. To me, it’s carelessness.”
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He also took another swipe at the critics, thanking “keyboard warriors in their comical realms” for their newly dominated technology.
A viral controversy erupted over “NO ENTERNOLN ENTSHION”. (Stock)
“I’m amazed at the kind of interest the public has in it,” she said. “Twenty-four hours ago, who had an opinion on whether or not the barrel should allow people alone in late-night areas?”
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In an email to Fox Digital News, Peter maintained that the controversy is “non-issue.” “We will continue to maintain our safe and reliable way of running our property and business,” he said. “As we always have.”
