-
Detroit steakhouse tells customers who smell like marijuana “don’t even think of stepping inside.”
-
In a Facebook post, Caucus Club in Detroit noted its dress code policy is business casual.
-
The restaurant’s owner, George Sboukis, told WJBK that he didn’t mean any harm by the post.
-
Visit Insider’s homepage for more stories.
A steakhouse in Detroit is standing by its dress code policy that includes smelling like marijuana.
In a Facebook post, Caucus Club in Detroit wrote its dress code policy is business casual, reminding customers that “proper attire is required,” and that includes smelling like marijuana.
“Seriously people, hoodies, and jerseys are not business attire. Neither are ball caps and sneakers,” the caption says. “Most importantly, if you smell like marijuana don’t even think of stepping inside the Caucus Club.”
The restaurant’s owner, George Sboukis, told WJBK that he didn’t mean any harm by the post and said it “was a reminder with a little bit of sauce just to get people’s attention.”
“It’s so pungent, some of the guests have commented, ‘It smells like you’re seated next to a dead skunk,'” he told the local news outlet.
Some Facebook users commented voiced their support of the restaurant’s decision, while others claimed the rule was racist.
“This is a thinly veiled attempt at racism. Trying to racially profile before your clients even show up?!?! Probably a kiss of death for the…
Original Author Link click here to read complete story..
-
Detroit steakhouse tells customers who smell like marijuana “don’t even think of stepping inside.”
-
In a Facebook post, Caucus Club in Detroit noted its dress code policy is business casual.
-
The restaurant’s owner, George Sboukis, told WJBK that he didn’t mean any harm by the post.
A steakhouse in Detroit is standing by its dress code policy that includes smelling like marijuana.
In a Facebook post, Caucus Club in Detroit wrote its dress code policy is business casual, reminding customers that “proper attire is required,” and that includes smelling like marijuana.
“Seriously people, hoodies, and jerseys are not business attire. Neither are ball caps and sneakers,” the caption says. “Most importantly, if you smell like marijuana don’t even think of stepping inside the Caucus Club.”
The restaurant’s owner, George Sboukis, told WJBK that he didn’t mean any harm by the post and said it “was a reminder with a little bit of sauce just to get people’s attention.”
“It’s so pungent, some of the guests have commented, ‘It smells like you’re seated next to a dead skunk,'” he told the local news outlet.
Some Facebook users commented voiced their support of the restaurant’s decision, while others claimed the rule was racist.
“This is a thinly veiled attempt at racism. Trying to racially profile before your clients even show up?!?! Probably a kiss of death for the…
